An irrigation and drainage management plan connects water supply, application, drainage, soil condition and environmental considerations within one coordinated framework. This unit gives RTOs an advanced planning option for learners responsible for developing strategies that support effective and sustainable water management.
Learners develop skills in analysing site and system information, identifying water and drainage requirements, assessing risks and constraints, developing management strategies, documenting implementation requirements and reviewing plan effectiveness.
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These AHCIRG509 training materials provide an organised starting suite for developing irrigation and drainage management plans. Purchase RTO materials to minimise internal drafting on this higher-level planning unit and focus your effort on contextualisation.
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Developing an irrigation and drainage management plan requires workers to consider how water enters, moves through and leaves the production system while accounting for soils, crops, infrastructure and environmental impacts. AHCIRG509 Develop an irrigation and drainage management plan focuses on integrating these factors into a documented management approach.
The unit addresses five core areas:
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