Crop Water Demand

Evapotranspiration as a decision concept

Evapotranspiration is widely used in irrigation planning, yet it is often reduced to a number on a report. Its real value lies in understanding what that number represents: daily demand and the rate at which soil moisture is being depleted.

SWAN Systems2026-07-23T17:37:22+08:00Tags: Crop Water Demand, Evapotranspiration (ET), Irrigation Fundamentals, Irrigation Scheduling, Soil Moisture|

Smarter Irrigation for Cherries: Managing Water for Fruit Size, Quality, and Profitability

From winter dormancy to summer growth, cherries depend on stable soil moisture at critical stages. This article explores how steady irrigation and good water-management practices help reduce cracking, improve uniformity and lift fruit quality.

SWAN Systems2026-07-23T17:37:23+08:00Tags: Crop Water Demand, Irrigation Scheduling, Soil Moisture, Tree Crops, Water Efficiency, Water Management|

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