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Which is the biggest irrigation project of Karnataka?

Ramthal, located in Bagalkot District of Karnataka, is the largest automatic single drip irrigation system. It also houses the largest community-based single drip irrigation program. It includes 2150 km pipeline that will cover approximately 60,000 acres of drought-stricken hungund in Bagalkot district, Karnataka.

Problems encountered:

Farmers face many difficulties due to insufficient water resources, especially those with holdings that were not able to grow 1 crop per year.

Procedure:

The area to be irrigated was approximately 60,000 acres (24,000 ha). It was then divided into 2 packages. These zones were again divided into high and low pressure zones. Some smaller zones of 50 ha were also created. Each 50-hectare sub-block could have 10 irrigation shifts. In each shift, 2 to 3 farmers could be irrigated. The project will use water from Narayanpur Reservoir, Krishna river near the moral village. Water is transported from the intake channel to the jackwell and from there to to the delivery chamber.

The water from the first stage canal is moved to another delivery chamber, where it is pumped to a sump and built a pump house. East and West zones had 10 variable pressure pumps ranging from 232 to 300kW each. The water was then supplied via bulk HDP water supply pipes to a primary head control unit. A primary control unit is located on every 500-acre area. Water is filtered and channeled here.

Each primary control unit includes automatic filters controls, NMC controllers for irrigation scheduling, and radionet controllers for solenoid valve. The water is filtered and then carried through PVC pipes to the secondary head control unit for assembly of solenoid valves. The water finally reaches the fertigation unit where fertilizers are mixed with water. Water is then supplied to the field via emitting pipes.

PROJECT BENEFITS:

This project will decrease water consumption, pesticide use, cost, and increase yields from farmers. The technology used in this project will also purify the backwater of the river Krishna.

Mega drip irrigation will be a benefit to more than 15,000 farmers. It will also help prevent the loss of agricultural land.