Sentence examples for little irrigation from inspiring English sources

The land is often rocky and dry, with little irrigation.

Where there is little irrigation, the amount of rainfall determines the size and quality of the crop.

A fifth of Uganda's landmass is covered by lakes and swamps, yet there is very little irrigation.

For this challenging dry-wet scenario, he suggested the Baptisia clan, native false indigo, which can tolerate periods of standing water but also thrives with little irrigation.

Chia is a desert plant requiring little irrigation and grows well in sandy loam soils, but it is sensitive to frost and day length.

There is little irrigation to control the water, roads are so shot that produce spoils or is damaged before it reaches urban markets, and a good crop could yield about $1,000 for the year.

"It was published explicitly to stop the federal government from allowing dams to be built in the Grand Canyon, mostly for power generation and a little for irrigation," Mr. Turner said.

When precise land levelling was practised, DU increased greatly to near 94% but BWUF improved little, because irrigation scheduling was inadequate leading to excessive water application; however, non-negligible water saving was achieved for maize and wheat since they have higher irrigation demand.

In the residential and commercial areas of the Civic Center where data were collected, there is very little landscape irrigation and virtually all the imported water recharging the alluvial aquifer has a wastewater history.

The Dhasan, Tons, Ken, and Betwa rivers, in deep, ravine-fringed channels, are of little use for irrigation, though the Betwa River has been dammed and provides irrigation waters and hydroelectricity.

There's too little water for irrigation, too little money for mechanized harvesting.