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Costing Water for Irrigation,c measurement of water applied to crops. This leads to underestimation of cost of cultivation of irrigated crops and obviously the MSP fixed will not consider the true cost of cultivation of irrigated crops.

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Demand Side Economics of Micro-irrigation,oundwater, net returns per rupee of water cost on DIF (CIF) were ??457, 2.80 (??194, 1.20), respectively..Using the intercept and slope dummy in the net returns function, it was found that by adapting drip irrigation the net returns per farm increased from ??15,292 to 25,203 and the marginal product

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Supply-Side Economic Contribution of Watershed Programme to Groundwater Recharge,its in India. The economic performance is evaluated using the field data from farmers in Karnataka for drought and normal years in Sujala watershed—these data form the data base for the study. For comparison, farmers from the non-Sujala (or Drought-Prone Area Programme—DPAP) watershed and from outsi

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Water Markets for Sharing Limited Water,illing of irrigation well/s has to be followed. However a cursory look at the data indicates that in India 66% of wells are with marginal and small farmers and in Karnataka around 50% of them are with them. Nevertheless, water markets which result in water sharing do bring their equity contribution

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Sustainable Path of Extraction of Groundwater in Tank and Canal Command Areas,charge facility is considered. While the optimal control technique offers solutions regarding sustainable path of extraction of groundwater thereby enhancing the age and life of irrigation wells, unless the society of farmers adopt the optimal path, no individual farmer will be benefited. Hence the