Titlebook: Major Crops and Water Scarcity in Egypt; Irrigation Water Man Samiha Ouda Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under

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Combating Adverse Consequences of Climate Change on Maize Crop, through increasing productivity, reducing the applied irrigation water and use it to irrigate more land with maize. Under climate change, maize vulnerability can be reduced by the above practices. We also calculated the contribution of each option in reducing maize production-consumption gap under

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High Water-Consuming Crops Under Control: Case of Rice Crop,rice national production. Moreover, we graphed maximum temperature in 2040 with cutoff temperature to investigate suitability of growing rice in its current growing areas. Under climate change, with the assumption that potential rice production will be reduce by 11 %, its production was assessed in

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High Water Consuming Crops Under Control: Case of Sugarcane Crop,ore, we compared between prevailing temperature during growing season under current climate and cutoff temperature to assess the suitability of these governorates for sugarcane cultivation in 2040. We also investigated the effect using gated pipes to reduce the applied irrigation water to sugarcane.

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Unconventional Solution to Increase Water and Land Productivity Under Water Scarcity,ffected soils. We also proposed one rotation in each site to replace the prevailing rotation to save on the applied irrigation water. We calculated water requirements for each rotation and determined the amount of saved water per hectare under current climate and in 2040. We also presented the preva

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Recommendations to Policy Makers to Face Water Scarcity,This chapter provides insights to policy makers in Egypt on how to deal with water scarcity under current climate and in 2040 under climate change.