Implementation of Mohid-Land Model for Simulating Soil Water Dynamics for Pepper Crop

The agriculture sector on the whole planet has been subjected to abrupt climate changes, sudden floods and continuous drought.The nutrition of the planet is in danger taking into account the rate of population growth combating with water resources scarcity on some places.There is a need of improving contemporary irrigation methods, their strategies and management.The efforts of many scientists are directed to develop integrative models for investigating soil water and salute transport processes under different boundary conditions.The MOHID-Land model has been developed in 2016 and simulates the full soil-water-plant-atmosphere transfer system and help to improve agricultural water management.In this paper has been simulated the soil water dynamics of drip irrigated pepper observed in the Experimental field of the Agrarian University -town of Plovdiv, Bulgaria.