Sentence examples for irrigated water from inspiring English sources

Although the volumes of irrigated water for different treatments were the same, the irrigation intervals were strictly controlled.

The study area is located in the dry zone of central Sri Lanka, receives irrigated water as part of the Mahaweli H and Rajanganaya irrigation systems, has at least two cropping seasons per year, and the majority of farmers are involved in irrigated paddy, vegetable and banana cultivation.

Soils were poisoned from the salt in irrigated water that is left behind after evaporation.

Irrigated water flowing through the fields was evaporated swiftly by the baking sun and left white salty deposits.

In the East, only a few inches of irrigated water per acre are needed, because of the region's heavier rainfall.

At the moment, about 2% of irrigated water is used to grow crops for energy, or 44km3.

Growing J. curcas with drip-irrigated water at the rate of 16 L/plant applied every 2 d and crop residue mulching (W8) significantly gave the highest seed yield of 1301.3 kg/ha at 15% moisture content.

Hsiao et al (2007) also use the same approach to consider rainfed crops and animal production on rangelands, two pathways involving non-irrigated water resources that begin with water inputs in the form of precipitation and end with production of crop and animal biomass respectively.

These values were within the permissible limit for irrigated agriculture water pH of 6.5 9.2 DOE 19977) and the normal pH ranking for irrigation water of 6.0 8.5 (Table 2) (Shahinasi and Kashuta 2008).

The crops are often surrounded by barbed wire, and sometimes irrigated with water from nearby streams.

Plants soon die when irrigated with water from the local streams.