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z Fixed and variable costs are adapted from Pitts et al. 2002.

Table 3. Estimated irrigation and fertilizer costs ($) for 100-acres drip irrigated tomato using a constant irrigation operating pressure (OP), and reduced OP using an adjustable pressure regulator or two preset pressure regulators. z Fixed and variable costs are adapted from Pitts et al. 2002.

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z Fixed and variable costs are adapted from Pitts et al. 2002.

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  1. Table 3. Estimated irrigation and fertilizer costs ($) for 100-acres drip irrigated tomato using a constant irrigation operatingpressure (OP), and reduced OP using an adjustable pressure regulator or two preset pressure regulators. z Fixed and variable costs are adapted from Pitts et al. 2002. y Depreciation for the pressure regulators are assumed to be 5 years and not 10 years. x With the use of reduced OP in first 4 weeks of crop season, pumping costs is estimated to be reduced by 7%. w Fertilizer costs is based on 50 lbs pre-plant N of 13-1.7-10.7 (N-P-K) $350 per 2000 lbs in 2006 and 150 lbs injected N of 8-0-6.6 (N-P-K) at $190 per 2000 lbs in 2006, with 15% reduction in fertilizer usage when reduced OP is used

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