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Rainwater harvesting : the collection of rainfall and run-off in rural areas

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  • "This is an exploration of rainwater catchment tanks for drinking water and traditional methods of runoff farming in which rainwater is channeled to planted areas. In poor countries, rainwater catchment tanks are usually built smaller than optimum technical size because of cost considerations. In addition, it is quite common for users to rapidly consume collected water, leaving a subsequent dry period when no water is available. Runoff farming has been successful in the Negev desert in Israel (in winter), in the southwestern United States, and in other countries (notably India, which may offer the most relevant experience for other tropical areas). One key to identifying successful conditions for runoff farming is the balance between rainfall and evaporation during the growing season, and the distribution of storms. Areas with occasional heavy rainfall but hot growing seasons may be less suited for runoff farming than areas with less heavy but more consistent rainfall and lower temperatures."

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  • "Rainwater harvesting the collection of rainfall and run-off in rural areas"
  • "Rainwater harvesting : the collection of rainfall and run-off in rural areas"@en
  • "Rainwater harvesting : the collection of rainfall and run-off in rural areas"
  • "Rainwater harvesting : the collection of rainfall and run-off areas"
  • "Rainwater harvesting : the collecting of rainfall and run-off in rural areas"@en
  • "Rainwater harvesting : The collection of rainfall and run-off in rural areas"
  • "Rainwater Harvesting : the collection of rainfall and run-off areas"