Sentence examples for irrigation potential from inspiring English sources

The country is actively developing its irrigation potential that ultimately will irrigate more than 2.5 million acres (1 million hectares).

In India, groundwater constitutes about 53% of the total irrigation potential and about 50% of the total irrigated area is dependent on groundwater irrigation (Central Water Commission 2006).

In Central Asia, the figures on irrigation potential refer to the total area which would be potentially suitable for irrigation development up to 2010.

Thus, the total irrigation potential is estimated at 2 000 ha, of which 500 ha irrigated by groundwater and 1 500 ha irrigated by treated wastewater.

For the whole of the Indian Ocean Coast in South Africa the irrigation potential is 877800 ha, which is more than twice the area irrigated at present, estimated at 426000 ha.

We need to see agriculture happening in places which are more sensible, with more irrigation potential".

Nonetheless, exploiting the river's hydroelectric and irrigation potentials has been instrumental in developing the region's economy.

Thus, there is a large scope for groundwater development for augmenting irrigation potentials and agricultural production.

Even though reclaimed water reuse is currently implemented in many European countries, mainly for irrigation, its potential has not yet been exploited in many areas.

Even when the SRC management strategy is aimed at maximizing its NEB i.e. through fertilization and irrigation, its potential to mitigate climate change remains favorable.

This paper develops a new general equilibrium framework which, unlike the existing global CGE models, disaggregates irrigated and rainfed cropping industries to examine the role of potential irrigation constraints in biofuel-induced land use changes.