Sentence examples for irrigation research from inspiring English sources

We believe site-specific WPFs are useful empirical tools for on-farm irrigation research.

He successfully launched initiatives include SmartBarley, a global farmer-to-farmer benchmarking platform, the expansion of an irrigation scheduling program in the United States, a satellite imagery pilot in Russia, irrigation research trials in China and a soil and fertility management program in Mexico.

Many of those dollars have gone to making aspects of the company's facilities more sustainable, like the $25 million spent on advanced irrigation research, $22 million on solar panel systems, and $41 million on fuel cells, which the company says generate 35% of the total required electricity for four of its primary facilities.

We must encourage greater investment in technology such as irrigation, research into crops adaptable to changing conditions and proper management of the environment.

Since the early 1950s, intensive efforts have been invested in irrigation research.

Experience in the developing countries has shown that agriculture can be made much more productive with the proper investment in irrigation systems, research, fertilizers, insecticides, and herbicides.

Although in these studies KR and SSP are found to be suitable for irrigation, current research does not reveal suitability for all water types.

The globalisation process can increase food security by facilitating the worldwide implementation of better technologies and improved knowledge (e.g. irrigation technologies, research on genetically modified food).

In light of gender differences and climate-induced migration and investments in irrigation, this research follows up on the ground to understand the experiences of men and women laborer as the migration continues in three rural areas in the Saiss region (Morocco).

Public and private investments in research, irrigation and infrastructure are up, and the Green Revolution continues.

With the slowdown in the growth of yields in recent years, maintaining growth even at much lower rates will be no mean task and may require no less effort (research, irrigation, policy, etc.) than in the past (see discussion in Chapter 4).