Sentence examples for irrigation gates from inspiring English sources

Anger in the area over the water shutoff has reached such a point that, in recent protests, people have several times reopened irrigation gates themselves.

Sulfadimethoxine and sulfamethazine were detected in shallow groundwater near field flood irrigation gates, but at highly attenuated levels.

The ambition is to use local labor to build bridges over canals, shore up irrigation systems, repair water gates or small dams and, in the most determined contest of influence against the Taliban, renovate mosques.

In Bangladesh, a multi-million dollar USAID project to improve irrigation by installing weir gates, backfired.

Shen Kuo also noted that proper use of sluice gates at irrigation canals was the best means of achieving success in the silt fertilization method.

Shen Kuo noted that the success of the silt fertilization method relied upon the effective operation of sluice gates of irrigation canals.

In that case, and in each of the two that followed, the Klamath Irrigation District, which operates the gates under contract with the federal government, declined a written request that it shut the gates again, forcing the Bureau of Reclamation to dispatch its employees to carry out the job.

Throughout last summer, rallies at the gates of the irrigation project in Klamath Falls drew supporters from across the west.

Farmers protesting water cutoffs in the Klamath Basin have begun to build an underground pipeline that they say will draw water of the Upper Klamath Lake and bypass the government-controlled head gates to the irrigation project.

Here I find irrigation ditches with the same rusty gates I saw in Iraq.

But farmers who rely on the federal irrigation project have opened the head gates four times since.