Section 1: EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Section 2: INTRODUCTION AND METHODOLOGY
3.1 Selection of Sample Farms
3.2 Training Seminars and Guidance Notes
3.3 Codebook
3.4 Record Sheets
3.5 Soil Survey and Sampling
Section 3: SUMMARY OF DATA COLLECTED
4.1 Introduction
4.2 Air temperature
4.3 Relative air humidity
4.4 Wind speed
4.5 Solar radiation
4.6 Rainfall
4.7 Crop Evapotranspiration (ETo)
5.1 Soil Survey and Sampling
5.2 Type and Number of Analyses
5.3 Soil Profile Descriptions
5.4 Soil Texture
5.5 Soil Bulk Density
5.6 Soil Penetration Resistance
5.7 Moisture Characteristics
5.8 Soil Alkalinity
5.9 Soil Organic Matter
5.10 Plant Nutrients
5.11 Soluble Salts in Soil Samples
5.12 Cation Exchange Capacity
5.13 Soil Salinity
6.1 Farm Size and Land Development
6.2 Characteristics of Sample Fields
6.3 Cropping Pattern
6.4 Labour Resources
6.5 Use of Agrochemicals
6.6 Drainage
6.7 Water Resources and Farm Machinery
7.1 Water supply to farms
7.2 Types of Field Supply Canals
7.3 Methods of In-field Irrigation
7.4 Ground Water
7.5 Irrigation Water Use
7.6 Water quality
8.1 Introduction
8.2 Zonal Machinery Systems
8.3 Mechanisation Norms
8.4 Availability and Condition of Machinery
8.5 Age of Machinery
8.6 Machinery use in 1997
8.7 Variable Costs of Machinery
8.8 Conclusions
9. Commodity prices and taxation
9.1 Economic Commodity Prices
9.2 Financial Price of Output Products
9.3 Seed Prices
9.4 Fertiliser Prices
9.5 Agro-chemical and Biological Control Prices
9.6 Labour
9.7 Water Charges
9.8 Taxes
9.9 Community Costs
10. Crop yields and gross output
10.1 Definition
10.2 Crop Prices
10.3 Crop Yields
10.4 Crop Gross Output
11.1 Definition
11.2 Input prices
11.3 Physical Inputs in Crop Production
11.4 Seed Rates
11.5 Use of Machinery
11.6 Labour Use
11.7 Fertiliser Rates
11.8 Use of Agrochemicals
11.9 Use of Water
11.10 Summary of Variable Costs
12. Crop financial gross margin
12.1 Definition
12.2 Reliability of Gross Margin Estimates
12.3 Cropping Intensity
12.4 Crop Gross Margins
12.5 Returns to Inputs
13.1 Plant Population in Cotton
13.2 Plant Height and Rooting Depth in Cotton
13.3 Flowering and Boll Development in Cotton
13.4 Weed Competition
13.5 Pests and Diseases
13.6 Cotton Pests and Diseases
13.7 Wheat Pests and Diseases
13.8 Pests and Diseases of Lucerne
Section 4: REVIEW AND INTERPRETATION OF DATA
14. Soil moisture and fertility
14.1 Prediction of Available Moisture
14.2 Soil Compaction
14.3 Bulk Density and Penetration Resistance
14.4 Plough Pans
14.5 Salinity Assessment
14.6 Soil Salinity and Yield
14.7 Soil Fertility and Fertiliser Use
15.1 Irrigation Water Use
15.2 Groundwater Contribution to the Crop Root Zone
15.3 Efficiency of Water Use at Field Level
15.4 Gradients and Infiltration Rate in Sample Fields
15.5 Water Losses
15.6 Productivity of Irrigation Water for Cotton and Wheat
15.7 Irrigation Water Quality
15.8 Drainage and Groundwater
16. Efficiency of use of inputs
16.1 Seed
16.2 Fertilisers
16.3 Machinery
16.4 Labour
16.5 Other Agrochemicals
17. Profitability of crop production
17.1 Maximising the Return to Land
17.2 Maximising the Return to Investment
17.3 Returns to Individual Inputs
17.4 Conclusions
Section 5: ANNEXES
Annex 1: WUFMAS Operating Procedures (Notes, Codebook and Forms)
Annex 2: Soil Analysis Methods and Data
Annex 3: Farm Level Data
Annex 4: Water Management Methods and Data
Annex 5: Machinery Operating Cost Methods and Estimates
Annex 6: Input and Output Commodity Prices for 1997
Annex 7: Detailed Crop Budgets by Farm
3.1 Selection of Sample Farms
3.2 Training Seminars and Guidance Notes
3.3 Codebook
3.4 Record Sheets
3.5 Soil Survey and Sampling
4.1 Introduction
4.2 Air temperature
4.3 Relative air humidity
4.4 Wind speed
4.5 Solar radiation
4.6 Rainfall
4.7 Crop Evapotranspiration (ETo)
4.8 Deficiency of Soil Moisture
5.1 Soil Survey and Sampling
5.2 Type and Number of Analyses
5.3 Soil Profile Descriptions
5.4 Soil Texture
5.5 Soil Bulk Density
5.6 Soil Penetration Resistance
5.7 Moisture Characteristics
5.8 Soil Alkalinity
5.9 Soil Organic Matter
5.10 Plant Nutrients
5.11 Soluble Salts in Soil Samples
5.12 Cation Exchange Capacity
5.13 Soil Salinity
6.1 Farm Size and Land Development
6.2 Cropping Pattern
6.3 Labour Resources
6.4 Use of Agrochemicals
6.5 Farm Machinery
6.6 Drainage
7.1 Water supply to farms
7.2 Types of Field Supply Canals and Methods of In-field Irrigation
7.3 Ground Water
7.4 Water quality
8.1 Plant Population in Cotton
8.2 Plant Height and Rooting Depth in Cotton
8.3 Flowering and Boll Development in Cotton
8.4 Weed Competition
8.5 Pests and Diseases
8.5.1 Cotton Pests and Diseases
8.5.2 Wheat Pests and Diseases
8.5.3 Pests and Diseases of Lucerne
9 Crop yields and gross output
9.1 Definition
9.2 Crop Yields
9.3 Crop Gross Output
10 Efficiency of use of inputs
10.1 Seed
10.2 Fertilisers
10.3 Machinery
10.4 Labour
10.5 Agrochemicals
11.1 Input prices
11.2 Total Variable Costs
12 Crop gross margin and profitability of crop production
13 Trends in water productivity on main crops
13.1 Actual water productivity
13.2 Cotton
13.3 Winter Wheat
13.4 Lucerne
13.5 Rice
1.1 Water for Irrigation
1.2 Water Productivity Defined
1.3 Targets for WUFMAS 1999
1.4 Field Programme in 1999
2.1 Index of Water Productivity
2.2 Crop Yields
2.3 Crop Gross Margins
2.4 Water Use
2.5 Irrigation Schedules
2.6 Irrigation Efficiency
2.7 Return to Water Compared With Other Inputs
3 Analysis of variation in productivity
3.1 Yield Factors
3.1.1 Seed
3.1.2 Fertilisers
3.1.3 Machinery
3.1.4 Labour
3.1.5 Pest Management
3.1.6 Total Variable Cost
3.1.7 Irrigation Schedules
3.2 Water Management
3.2.1 Gross Water Application
3.2.2 Application Efficiency
3.2.3 Slope and Length of Furrows
3.2.4 Furrow Profile and Roughness
3.2.5 Duration of Irrigation and Furrow Flow Rate
3.2.6 Planting under Plastic Film
Annex À Improving the productivity of water - Training manual for seminar
Annex  Recommendations for improving water management in demonstration fields in Summer 1999
Annex Ñ Analysis of furrow shape parameters for use with the Manning equation
Annex D1. Summary tables of productivity indices
Annex D2. Summary tables of crop budgets by farm and field
Annex Å Detailed crop budgets by farm and field
Annex F Seasonal soil moisture profiles and irrigation schedules by farm and field
Annex G Summaries of data on monitoring of crop pests and their predators