The phrase "area of irrigation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing specific regions or zones designated for agricultural irrigation practices.
Example: "The area of irrigation in the valley has significantly increased crop yields over the past few years."
Alternatives: "irrigated region" or "irrigation zone".
Such farms are still permitted, but the law limits them, in areas of irrigation, to individual holdings of 250 acres.
In the southern part of the province, which has a more humid climate and large areas of irrigation farmland no significant increase of the vegetation cover on farmland could be detected.
Programs, which aims are to create, increase or improve the capacities of farmers and their organizations, in areas of irrigation management, thus can make an efficient and intelligent use of water for irrigation.
Water saving potential of reuse will be mainly dependent on the size of hotel, size of irrigated landscaped area, length of irrigation season and servicing time of hotel.
It is revealed that in the northern edge, area of the irrigation land is vast enough to be utilized.
The town is now on the rail line to Melbourne, 150 miles (240 km) southeast, and is the centre of an area of intensive irrigation (supplied by the Turrumbarry Weir) that produces grains, wool, citrus fruits, and dairy products.
In arid and semi-arid areas with limited supply of irrigation, irrigating spineless opuntia is more efficient than irrigating a small area of alfalfa.
About 10 850 ha, equivalent to 0.6percentt of the equipped area for irrigation, have drainage facilities under governmental management (Table 4).
The farm area also includes a tractor yard, the Irrigation Station (an interactive water play area built out of irrigation equipment), a gardening shop, date shake stands and a farmers market that hark back to rural roadside California.
