Sentence examples for irrigated cash from inspiring English sources

Sugarcane is an important irrigated cash crop.

Sugar is an important irrigated cash crop.

In the Trans-Pecos area, pecan [Carya illinoinensis (Wangenh) C. Koch] is a major irrigated cash crop.

Pecan [Carya illinoinensis (Wangenh). C. Koch] is a major irrigated cash crop in the El Paso region in Texas (Ganjegunte et al. 2011).

So introduction of irrigated cash crops could increase gender inequality if not carefully considered, with workloads increasing for both men and women, while increasing revenues only for men (FAO, 2004).

The four main types of rural Malay settlement—fishing villages, paddy or wet-rice (irrigated) villages, cash-crop villages, and mixed-crop villages all conform to this basic structural pattern on the peninsula.

They are traditionally Buddhist (0.0% Christian in this study), lowland subsistence farmers of irrigated rice, who now cultivate cash crops.

Increasing production and productivity of agriculture and livestock for irrigated agricultural development (both food and cash crops), improved water management, improved livestock management, improved storage and access to markets.

Other cash crops include tobacco, grown chiefly on irrigated land in the vicinity of Yishui and Weifang; hemp, produced on low ground in the southwest; and fruit, formerly grown only on lower slopes of the central and peninsular hill masses but now cultivated over a wider area.

Whoever owns (and actually works) more than the 'standard' size (areal patokan) for labor obligations, i.e., half a hectare of irrigated fields, has to pay a certain amount of cash per quarter hectare of additional land.

Total cash inflow (earning) per year for 4 hectare irrigated area is US$4622.