Sentence examples for irrigation needs from inspiring English sources

The captured rain is expected to account for about 50percentt of the tower's irrigation needs.

For example, in Chipendeke in Zimbabwe, initial planning for hydropower failed to fully accommodate existing irrigation needs.

Its proponents claimed it would meet the irrigation needs of the entire north-east region of Thailand.

Water for irrigation needs to be withdrawn during the winter, when billions of gallons run to the sea.

The test plot's new ability to absorb and hold water (thus reducing irrigation needs), coupled with the benefits of composting 500 tons of grass clippings, pruned branches, leaves and other material that was trucked off campus to the tune of $35,000 a year, quickly convinced Mr. Carbone that the program should be expanded.

The dry climate in the region creates major irrigation needs.

But intensively farmed groves with smaller trees, pesticides and drip irrigation need relatively little manpower.

However, in wet season, 90% belong to "Good" class while 10% of samples belong to "Unsuitable" class for irrigation need.

The magnitude of this increase depends largely on where the additional corn is grown and the extent of irrigation needed to support this growth.

As many regions worldwide are increasingly affected by water scarcity caused by unprecedented climate change and population growth, current practices of landscape irrigation need to be evaluated to develop scientifically based water-saving recommendations.

While Uzbekistan's Karimov wholeheartedly denounces water borne energy independence for either Tajikistan or Kyrgyzstan in that the two could then implement economic levers over Tashkent by controlling the amount of irrigation needed for Uzbekistan's yearly cotton output on which its economy has come to depend since the period of Stalinist totalitarianism.