E-Learning & Certification of irrigation of gardens and fields, has been created to fully familiarize people with irrigation of gardens and fields. Scientifically, irrigation has different meanings, but in the literal sense, it is spreading water on the ground to penetrate the soil for plant use and crop production. Although only 15% of the world’s agricultural lands are under irrigation and 85% of the rest are used as rainfed and without irrigation, but half of the world’s agricultural production and food comes from these irrigated lands. This shows the importance and role of irrigation in the agricultural sector.

Types of irrigation methods:

+Surface irrigation:Water flows from an irrigation stream or valved pipe on the soil surface. It is found and becomes available to the plant roots by gradually penetrating the soil. Surface irrigation is done in three ways – strip irrigation and furrow irrigation. +Pressurized irrigation: In general, pressurized irrigation systems are methods that use water through pipes under pressure greater than atmospheric pressure. They distribute at the farm level. Irrigation under pressure is done by two methods, rain irrigation and local irrigation. The local irrigation method is divided into two categories: drip irrigation and linear irrigation. +Drip irrigation: In this system, water is pumped by a pump from a source inside the network. While passing through the silicone (Gardai filter), sand and foreign materials are deposited. In this method, water is transported from the source to the place of consumption with a pressure of more than one atmosphere. Water is in the form of separate and continuous drops or as a fine spray with low pressure through a dropper along the water transmission line. Drip irrigation is an effective way to deliver the water needed by the plant in the area of root development in the soil, and it creates the possibility that the irrigation process is carried out until the plant’s water needs are met. Therefore, in this method, the loss of water in the form of deep infiltration, the creation of surface water runoff and evaporation is reduced to a large extent in comparison with traditional and rain methods.

Course Titles virtual learning Irrigation of gardens and fields:

• Ability to choose the right product according to the type of water and soil
• Ability Choosing the most appropriate irrigation method for the desired land
• Ability to regulate irrigation time
• Ability to use water with inappropriate quality
• Ability to use soil with inappropriate quality
• The ability to manage drip irrigation systems
• The ability to manage rain irrigation systems
• The ability to maintain the central control and pumping station

Prerequisites for the garden and field irrigation course:

[list_negative] This course does not require special prerequisites and the course is taught from the basics. [/list_negative]