Sentence examples for irrigated fields from inspiring English sources

As far as can be determined, extension of irrigated fields did not automatically result in the establishment of (semi) autonomous local irrigation units, or subak, which operated independently from villages.

As in most hamlets, there is water, water everywhere: wells, ponds, irrigated fields.

They herded sheep and goats and grew wheat and barley in irrigated fields.

Small patches of irrigated fields appear as specks of green in a sea of brown hills and fields.

By 2015, irrigated fields will be a rarity and the country will be importing virtually all of its grain.

From the air, the closely spaced irrigated fields that cover it make it look like an enormous green patchwork sock.

About half the water on flood irrigated fields isn't absorbed by crops, according to the US Geological Survey.

Balkh's well-irrigated fields grow cotton, grain and fruit, while mills and factories produce flour and textiles.

They are fighting over who will rule Mazar, its blue-green mosque, a population of several million people and a hinterland of well-irrigated fields and some useful natural-gas deposits.

(In older, furrow-irrigated fields — in which ditches next to the rows of plants are flooded with water from a central canal — tomatoes at the ends of rows suffer).

After the dust and frenzy of the capital, Afgoye is almost shockingly green, surrounded by lush, well-irrigated fields.