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Soil & Crop Sciences

Optimal agricultural water allocation for enhanced productivity of hot pepper (Capsicum annum L) and economic gain: an experimental study from Southern Ethiopia

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Article: 2313045 | Received 16 Nov 2023, Accepted 29 Jan 2024, Published online: 01 Mar 2024

Figures & data

Figure 1. Map of the study site.

Figure 1. Map of the study site.

Figure 2. Average daily climatic element over experimentation period.

Figure 2. Average daily climatic element over experimentation period.

Table 1. Soil physical and chemical properties of the study area.

Table 2. Irrigation treatments impact on yield and related components of hot pepper at A/Minch Zuria in 2019, dry cropping season.

Table 3. Irrigation treatment impact on yield and related components of hot pepper at A/Minch Zuria in 2021, dry cropping season.

Table 4. Effects on hot pepper water productivity (WP) at Chano Mile in 2019.

Table 5. Hot pepper water productivity (WP) at Chano Mile in 2021.

Figure 3. (a) Gross and net irrigation requirement through growth irrigation event. (b) Net irrigation requirement across growth season of hot pepper. (c) Gross irrigation requirement.

Figure 3. (a) Gross and net irrigation requirement through growth irrigation event. (b) Net irrigation requirement across growth season of hot pepper. (c) Gross irrigation requirement.

Figure 4. Soil moisture depletion level status through growth season of 80, 60, 100%, 140 and 120 MAD, respectively.

Figure 4. Soil moisture depletion level status through growth season of 80, 60, 100%, 140 and 120 MAD, respectively.

Table 6. Irrigation demand and irrigation event per each treatment.

Table 7. Economic analysis of the treatments.

Data availability statement

The data of this experimental work will be provided up on reasonable request for research purposes. The data will be shared via email address of corresponding author.