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International Conference on Reimagining Rainfed Agro-ecosystems: Challenges &<br />

Opportunities during 22-24, December 2022 at ICAR-CRIDA, Hyderabad<br />

farm pond was worked out. Since the crops are grown in rainfed regions, there was no irrigation<br />

to the crop other than rainwater, the total rainwater utilized by the crop throughout the crop<br />

season to calculate rainwater use efficiency (RWUE). In case supplemental irrigation, the depth<br />

<strong>of</strong> supplemental irrigation would be added to the cumulative depth <strong>of</strong> rainfall.<br />

Results<br />

Annual rainfall and NEM rainfall, run<strong>of</strong>f causing rainfall, actual run<strong>of</strong>f generated, run<strong>of</strong>f water<br />

harvested in the pond during 2011 to 2021 is presented here.<br />

Year<br />

Run<strong>of</strong>f water generated and rainwater harvested in the farm pond<br />

Rainfall,<br />

mm (rainy<br />

days)<br />

Annual<br />

rainfall<br />

Excess /<br />

Deficit<br />

Rainfall,<br />

mm (rainy<br />

days)<br />

NEM<br />

rainfall<br />

Excess /<br />

Deficit<br />

Run<strong>of</strong>f<br />

causing<br />

rainfall,<br />

mm<br />

Run<strong>of</strong>f,<br />

mm<br />

Water<br />

harvested<br />

in pond, m 3<br />

2011 787.6 (42) 7% Excess 503.4 (22) 26% Excess 244.6 46.5 480<br />

2012 392.9 (23) 46% Deficit 228.3 (14) 42.4% Deficit 81.8 32.6 326<br />

2013 421.3 (28) 42% Deficit 252.8 (17) 35.4 % Deficit 105.8 41.0 409.8<br />

2014 666.8 (48) 7.7% Deficit 301.2 (21) 23 % Deficit 63.6 20.3 215<br />

2015 988.6 (52) 35.3 % Excess 475.8 (21) 21 % Excess 59.4 18.8 188<br />

2016 199.6 (15) 72 % Deficit 80.2 (7) 79.8 % Deficit 0 0 No run<strong>of</strong>f<br />

2017 801.7 (36) 12.3 % Excess 421.4 (17) 6.2 % Excess 282.4 26.8 268<br />

2018 410.6 (34) 42.5 % Deficit 213.9 (19) 46 % Deficit 0 0 No run<strong>of</strong>f<br />

2019 668.1 (46) 5.2 % Deficit 426.4 (28) 9.2 % Excess 108.9 25.8 258<br />

2020 905.6 (47) 29.5 % Excess 473.3 (26) 21.2 % Excess 125.6 27.4 274<br />

2021 914.7 (60) 28.65% Excess 532.3 (29) 33.9 % Excess 151.9 48.0 481<br />

Mean 650.68 (39) 355.36 (20) 111.27 26.11 263.62<br />

Out <strong>of</strong> 11 years, 5 years experienced excess annual and seasonal rainfall ranging from 7 to 35<br />

per cent over normal rainfall. Total water harvested in the farm pond over the study period was<br />

263.6 cubic m. Pond reaches its full capacity <strong>of</strong> 480 m 3 when NEM rainfall is 450 mm. SI was<br />

given when run<strong>of</strong>f water drained into pond was greater than 250 m 3 . Run<strong>of</strong>f coefficient<br />

obtained from rainfall-run<strong>of</strong>f was found to be 0.24.<br />

Ridges and furrows were found to be the most promising in-situ moisture conservation<br />

practices in the catchment area for cotton production. Rainwater harvested from this area was<br />

stored in the farm pond and was used for supplemental irrigation to 0.4 hectares when the dry<br />

spell exceeded 15 days during active crop growth stages. The response <strong>of</strong> SI on yield and<br />

RWUE in rainfed cotton production is presented as follows.<br />

Resilience through land and water management interventions, water management and governance<br />

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