Sentence examples for make irrigation from inspiring English sources

"It's really, really expensive to make boreholes, it's really really, expensive to make irrigation.

They have invested in companies that make irrigation pumps for Africa, in microcredit ventures and in sustainable timber companies.

Using a smart phone, tablet or computer, Gerry is able to make irrigation decisions based on the live soil tension/moisture/temperature data.

This work presents a decision support system that would help them to make irrigation management decisions regarding the optimal combination of saline and desalinated seawater (DSW), which would provide maximum economic profit.

Some farmers have begun to level their fields with lasers, making irrigation even more precise.

Both phases of the unusual twin monsoon in this part of India deliver copious rainfall, making irrigation unnecessary.

The results were spectacular: the rise in the water table made irrigation available for 1,500 hectares of land instead of 300 hectares before.

Scarce annual rainfall of less than 15 to 18 inches (380 to 460 mm) in the Ebro basin makes irrigation important.

There are several approaches to making irrigation decisions in the nursery: look-and-feel, gravimetric, timer-based, sensor-based, and model-based methods.

The Lowland mainly consists of "Geest" land, Quaternary sediments that are particularly sandy to the north-east, with precipitation as low as 500 mm, making irrigation already necessary today on several sites.

These findings show that SDWs are heavily utilised by locals for nearly all water needs including domestic, bricks making, irrigation, livestock, construction and mixing of chemicals used against livestock and crop pests.