Sentence examples for extensive irrigation schemes from inspiring English sources
Extensive irrigation schemes in the foothill valleys have curtailed the heavy flow to the Aral Sea and the Tarim Basin.
Inland, its distribution is not well known; it is extinct in South Australia (apart from an introduced population on Kangaroo Island) and is no longer found in the main part of the Murray-Darling Basin, possibly due to the declining water quality brought about by extensive land clearing and irrigation schemes.
The development of large-scale mechanised irrigation schemes along river courses, some more successful than others, has often impacted negatively on extensive pastoral production by capturing the key resources of grazing and water (Galaty 2014; Fratkin 2014; Catley et al. 2013).
And further irrigation schemes are planned.
These included changes like irrigation schemes and new crop varieties.
Several irrigation schemes are associated with the project.
Farmers moved in with sheep, cattle, crops and irrigation schemes.
From the mid-1970s irrigation schemes have greatly increased production.
Extensive irrigation is used in cotton farming, however.
These include dams, mines, tourist developments, ports, steel plants and massive irrigation schemes.
