Learn how modern irrigation works control water, boost crops, and protect farmland through engineering and economics.
This course-wide guide draws on India and Egypt to show real outcomes.
Originally delivered as Oxford lectures, this book examines irrigation projects from the engineer’s and economist’s perspectives. It explains how surveys, weirs, channels, and revenue systems come together to sustain large-scale irrigation. Concrete case studies from India and Egypt illustrate both the technical challenges and the economic impact of irrigation work.
The text covers core topics in a practical, accessible way, offering a foundation for students and professionals alike who want to understand how irrigation shapes agriculture and regional development.
Ideal for readers of engineering, geography, and policy who seek a solid, plan-based introduction to irrigation practice.
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