INFOKU, BLORA – Some reservoir points and irrigation are maximized near the rainy season.
Currently, 183 irrigation points are projected to meet agricultural needs of around 13,500 hectares.
"Regularly monitoring irrigation points, currently there are 183 irrigation points with a capacity of around 13,500 hectares," said Head of Water Resources (SDA) Public Works and Spatial Planning (PUPR) Blora Surat yesterday (15/9).
He explained that the average number was in the central and northern areas of Blora.
Meanwhile, the southern region has been supplied with water pumps, managed by the Bengawan Solo Center (BBWS).
Compared to the northern and southern regions, the water supply is more secure so that it has an impact on the growing season.
"In the south it can be three times while in the north and center only two planting seasons," he explained.
He revealed that he is still coordinating with the irrigation commission in the regions for the utilization of water users. Several proposals from farmers will be discussed in the commission.
"Realizing the integrated management of the irrigation system," he said.
The letter explained that the irrigation commission will conduct its first session to discuss several matters related to monitoring and evaluation (monev) for the upcoming rainy season.
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In addition, the allocation of water for irrigation areas in the Tempuran and Greneng reservoirs.
“Efforts to build synergy in taking water resources management policies from all parties. Later, we can provide input and recommendations to the Regent,” he explained.
In addition to storing rainfall, the transitional season needs to be wary of high rainfall intensity in mountainous areas with the potential for hydrometeorological disasters. Such as landslides, flash floods and floods, as well as the potential for strong winds. (Endah/ IST )
