Create a chart comparing the efficency and suitability of different irrigation methods for vegetable crops.

Create a chart comparing the efficency and suitability of different irrigation methods for vegetable crops.

Here is a Chart comparing the efficiency and suitability of different irrigation methods for vegetable crops:

Irrigation Method	Water Use Efficiency	Suitability for Vegetable Crops	Advantages	Disadvantages
1. Surface Irrigation	Low	Suitable for flat land, leafy vegetables	Simple method, low cost	Wastage of water, soil erosion, uneven water
2. Furrow Irrigation	Moderate	Root crops like potato, carrot, onion	Better water control, less water loss than surface	Labour intensive, not suitable for all crops
3. Drip Irrigation	Very High	Suitable for high-value crops like tomato, brinjal	Saves water, gives nutrients directly, reduces weed growth	High initial cost, maintenance needed
4. Sprinkler Irrigation	High	Suitable for all vegetable crops, especially uneven land	Uniform water distribution, less labour	High setup cost, not suitable in windy areas
5. Basin Irrigation	Low to Moderate	Suitable for fruit crops, large vegetable plants	Easy method, low cost	High water loss, salinity problems