Agricultural Water management encompasses the strategies, practices, and technologies used to supply, distribute, and conserve Water resources for crop production and livestock operations while minimizing environmental impacts. Research published in Water on this topic examines the complex interconnections between a…
Agricultural Water management encompasses the strategies, practices, and technologies used to supply, distribute, and conserve Water resources for crop production and livestock operations while minimizing environmental impacts. Research published in Water on this topic examines the complex interconnections between agricultural activities and Water systems across multiple scales. Studies have investigated the fundamental relationships among Water, energy, and food systems, recognizing that agricultural demands influence and are influenced by resource availability. Field research has documented how specific land use practices in agricultural areas affect Water quality in adjacent wetlands, revealing pathways through which farming activities alter aquatic ecosystems. The journal has also published work analyzing how large-scale Water infrastructure, including hydroelectric dam operations, impacts downstream surface hydrology and Water availability for agricultural and other uses. Additionally, research has explored how climate variability affects river Water levels in agricultural regions by altering precipitation patterns. This body of work addresses critical questions about sustainable Water use in agriculture, the environmental consequences of farming practices on Water resources, and the broader hydrological changes that shape Water availability for food production systems worldwide.
5 peer-reviewed articles, ranked by relevance. Each links to its DOI.
The 5 articles above have been cited 8 times in the scholarly literature. Citation data via OpenAlex and Crossref, updated Jun 2026.
A sample of recent works citing this journal's research on Agricultural Water Management, linking to each citing work.