Sentence examples for irrigation managerial from inspiring English sources
Balinese farmers use the more comprehensive term persubakan to refer to the total domain of irrigated agriculture: its irrigation managerial, agronomic and agricultural, and religious-ritual dimensions.
The options for improving irrigation water productivity involve technical, managerial, institutional, and agronomic aspects.
Using a financial criteria for water efficiency rather than an engineering one appears a sensible approach when assessing irrigation performance at the farm level, since any managerial (e.g. scheduling) and operational (e.g. equipment) inefficiencies associated with irrigation are implicitly included in the assessment.
It can be used to forecast the irrigation water required to meet seasonal meteorological, agronomical and managerial scenarios in stone fruit orchards.
Thus, the managerial network that had maintained the agricultural and irrigation systems disappeared, and operations broke down.
A comparison between two Balinese settlements in the same system shows that differences in infrastructural and managerial conditions and arrangements between parts of the irrigation system were major determinants of the institutional space allowed for the subak and ways in which the subaks developed.
Other measures focus on administrative and managerial reforms to improve efficiency, including the decentralization of public irrigation agencies and a greater reliance on farmer-owned and farmer-operated irrigation.
The net benefit under willingness to work, in which water infrastructure is coupled to community irrigation and cash payments replaced by labor commitments, is impacted most strongly by groundwater yield and managerial factors.
This final section highlights three key irrigation issues: declining growth and investment trends in irrigation; the difficulties imposed by irrigation-induced environmental degradation; and efforts to reform managerial and administrative systems.
But he was dry, managerial.
