Sentence examples for share of irrigation from inspiring English sources

But the lion's share of irrigation water goes into the plants, and that's hard to change.

This paper considers the problem of allocating shares of irrigation water to different agricultural agents with single-peaked preferences with respect to their own shares.

And since only a minor share of its irrigation water comes from rivers, India is overwhelmingly dependent on underground water.

The aforementioned trends are expected to lead to an acute water-deficit condition, since potential evapotranspiration shall increase (both for winter and summer crops) with parallel decrease of precipitation share to irrigation, and obviously effective precipitation for natural groundwater replenishment is expected to further decrease or even vanish over specific years and/or periods.

For the second year in a row, farms have been allocated a 0 per cent share of the water from the irrigation canals of the federally controlled Central Valley Project, which carries rainfall and melt water from the wetter regions of northern California to the state's agricultural heartland.

However, 10 years later (i.e., in 1979 1980), the share of groundwater in the total irrigation activities had risen to 11.5 % when the total irrigated acreage grew to 1.60 million hectares (Bhuiyan 1984).

Volume of irrigation was recorded as part of the score.

The value of irrigation-equipped areas as share of cultivated areas was 5.8 % and the value of water-managed areas as share of cultivated areas was 6.7 % for Africa.

These water temples accomplished a synchronization of irrigation agriculture that was a means to achieve the sharing of water (up-stream/down-stream) and pest control.

Streams and springs are dammed to provide water for irrigation, with miles of irrigation line laid.

Regulated deficit irrigation can be implemented with any type of irrigation system.