Sentence examples for irrigation producing from inspiring English sources

The Mugano-Salyan region, lying south of the Kura River and within the boundaries of the Mili and Mugan plains, specializes in cotton growing (under irrigation), producing about seven-tenths of the gross cotton output of Azerbaijan.

Indeed, for a very long time, humans have built dams for managing irrigation, producing energy or for recreational purposes.

Drip irrigation produces "more crop per drop", as Mr Pelletier puts it.

Results indicate that water conservation subsidies for drip irrigation produce several effects.

Since the 1940s these and other communities have flourished, their hinterlands developed by irrigation projects producing vegetables, cereals, cotton, tobacco, chickpeas, and corn (maize).

Energy used for agricultural is used for pumping irrigation water, producing fertilizers and pesticides, operation of machines, and transportation.

Irrigation by floods or canals permits some cultivation, although intensive irrigation often produces soil salinization.

At Mpongwe, south of Luanshya, a major irrigation scheme produces wheat and coffee.

Irrigation has produced many fertile agricultural areas, notably the Coachella and Imperial valleys at either end of the Salton Sea.

These days, I live in an unincorporated area in the vicinity of Santa Barbara, surrounded by the lush growth only a hundred years of persistent irrigation can produce, four blocks from the mighty Pacific and only three from a quaint little village chock-full of trattorie and tourists.

Thinning was done before the first irrigation to produce two plants per hill.