Sentence examples for irrigation problems from inspiring English sources

He later sold his land after irrigation problems and worked for a time as a mortgage banker.

It was forced to close just two weeks after opening last June because of mysterious brown spots that turned out to be dehydration caused by irrigation problems.

Farming is always a chancy business, but in western Kansas its practitioners consider themselves "born gamblers," for they must contend with an extremely shallow precipitation (the annual average is eighteen inches) and anguishing irrigation problems.

Groups of fishermen figured out how to limit their catch, while farmers collaborated on irrigation problems.

Hun Sen also emphasized that his government counted on foreign investment to help solve irrigation problems, build new railroads, bridges and airports, and develop petroleum reserves.

Kiran Chandwalker, Thermalsolar / Stiletto Engineers, Hyderabad, India and M v. Oppen, University of Hohenheim, Stuttgart, Germany describe an Indian development, the small solar thermal pump, that offers a cost-effective answer to irrigation problems in countries such as India.

The falls was blasted from a mountainside in 1933 by the Army Corps of Engineers as the solution to a unique irrigation problem; precisely what the problem was has long since been totally forgotten, making Reversible Falls a double wonder.

A composite of the received wisdom, her speech extolled the drive and daring of settlers who came west not for 'homes and security, but for adventure and money', the ingenuity of those who overcame the irrigation problem by building 'the greatest dams the world has known' and harvested a cornucopia.

"Huge farms that are using this precision equipment have software to analyze the data on their own farm, so they can spot an irrigation problem or a fertilizer problem from last year and correct it," says Andy Wheeler of Google Ventures, who is joining FBN's board.

Source: (FAO 1976) Potential irrigation problem Units Degree of restriction on use None Slight to moderate Severe Salinity (affects crop water availability)  ECw (or) µS/cm < 700 700–3000 > 3000  TDS mg/l < 450 450–2000 > 2000 Infiltration (affects the rate of infiltration of water into the soil.

The purpose is to give an alternative solution for the standard regulation of canals irrigation control problem.