Sentence examples for irrigation costs from inspiring English sources
The recent rise in energy prices, which will increase irrigation costs further, will accelerate the trend.
Irrigation costs are down, and the rain has been surprisingly good for the look of Georgia peaches.
Commercial grape growers in nearby valleys are taking an interest too trying to scale the pilot project up in order to reduce their high irrigation costs.
Winter wheat is the nation's second largest crop, behind rice, and a water shortage could raise irrigation costs and cut income for farmers, even as it increased wheat prices for farmers elsewhere in the world.
Similarly, prolonged drought leads to excessive irrigation costs and, if accompanied by excessive temperature, to decreased revenues.
A net revenue of −$160.00/hectare became −$176.00/hectare when reservoir and irrigation costs were increased by 10%.
Reservoir and irrigation cost adjustments (5% increase and decrease, 10% increase and decrease) resulted in similar increases and decreases to net revenue.
The analysis shows that coastal surface water in Bangladesh is overall suitable for irrigation during wet period, while it needs treatment (which will increase the irrigation cost) for using for irrigation during dry period.
Although reuse of wastewater could be a potential method for reducing irrigation cost, improving crop production and reducing ecological damage by direct discharge, polluting soil directly while ground water and food crops indirectly.
Wang et al. (2012) suggested that adoption of water conserving cropping system can reduce irrigation cost significantly, which contribute to the economic, social, ecological benefit of sustainable agriculture system for water deficit or arid region.
The resulting simulation engine allows large scale and very detailed experimentation where irrigation experts specify energy effective configurations that lead to the reduction of the irrigation cost through smart utilization of Renewable Energy Sources (RES).
