Drainage, Surface: Surface drainage is a system of ditches and drains that collect water from the ground surface and transport it away from an area. This type of drainage is used to improve crop yields by removing excess water from the field, preventing waterlogging and reducing soil compaction.
Drench Application:A drench application is a type of agricultural application in which a liquid pesticide or herbicide is applied directly to the soil surface. This method is often used to control weeds, insects, and diseases in crops. Drench applications can be made using hand-held or vehicle-mounted equipment.
Drinking Water State Revolving Fund:The Drinking Water State Revolving Fund (DWSRF) is a federal program that provides loans to states for drinking water infrastructure projects. The DWSRF was created by the Safe Drinking Water Act Amendments of 1996 and is administered by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). The DWSRF helps states finance drinking water infrastructure improvements, including upgrades to treatment plants and distribution systems, storage facilities, and wells.
Drip Application:A drip application is a type of agricultural application in which a liquid pesticide or herbicide is applied directly to the soil surface through a system of drip irrigation lines. This method is often used to control weeds, insects, and diseases in crops. Drip applications can be made using hand-held or vehicle-mounted equipment.
Dwarfing:Dwarfing is a plant breeding technique in which plants are selected for their small size. Dwarfing allows plants to be grown in smaller spaces and results in smaller fruits and vegetables.
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