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Water volume consumed for crop irrigation at the plain of Thessaloniki – northern Greece, was&#x0D;estimated and compared against the volume reported by the General Land Reclamation&#x0D;Organisation (G.L.R.O.) of Thessaloniki – Lagada. For the estimation of net crop water&#x0D;requirements, apart from crop evapotanspiration, the contribution of effective precipitation, soil&#x0D;moisture and the phreatic aquifer through capillary elevation were considered. Estimates were&#x0D;performed for five collective pressurized irrigation networks (P. Skilitsi, Nisi, Alexandria, Shinas,&#x0D;Kariotissa), located at the plain of Thessaloniki and referred to years 1995 to 2004 inclusive. River&#x0D;Aliakmonas is the main source of these networks. Results reveal considerable losses of irrigation&#x0D;water that are related to the management, operation and maintenance of the networks by the Local&#x0D;Land Reclamation Organizations (L.L.R.O.).

Crop requirements and water losses in collective pressurized irrigation networks in Northern Greece