Sentence examples for future of irrigation from inspiring English sources
The rural community and civil society call for a debate about the future of irrigation multifunctionality in the Muzza system and the role of irrigation practices in landscape provision and management.
As with a previous call for new climate research resources, scientists from the CI's Center for Robust Decision Making on Climate and Energy Policy RDCEPP) will support these efforts with a new project focused on the role and future of irrigation in agriculture, hydrology, and climate.
This paper has demonstrated and argued that the future of irrigation in Eastern and Southern Africa is in smallholder production, marketing and export of high value commodities, particularly fresh fruit, vegetables and cut flowers.
It is likely that human responses to climate change, e.g. changes in residential patterns in proximity to active disease transmission areas, in the period of time spent outdoors versus indoors and in the extent of restoration of wetlands and the future use of irrigation, affect the burden of vector-borne diseases as much as ecological changes.
Other things to keep in mind while planning for the future included availability of irrigation, soil type, and proximity to the main farm location.
Elliott, J. et al. Constraints and potentials of future irrigation water availability on agricultural production under climate change.
This effect bodes well for the expansion of future irrigation projects based on conjunctive water use.
The purpose of this section is not to present a discouraging overview of irrigation's future but to focus on important issues that will shape its future.
Two of the likely agricultural management responses to future challenges are extended use of irrigation and increased production of energy crops.
Pakistan is expected to suffer a scarcity of irrigation water in the near future.
Results indicate that soil quality has indeed been improved through irrigation and related deposition of sediment, but some local problems created by long periods of irrigation should not be ignored in the future.
