Sentence examples for through the irrigation from inspiring English sources

Within the fertigation cycle, fertilizer injection at the end of an irrigation event generally resulted in lower NO3− losses below the root zone compared with fertilizer injection midway through the irrigation.

The water is pumped out and through the irrigation system.

He traveled the eight-mile Cawelo canal, taking samples of the water as it moved from Chevron's oil fields through the irrigation canals to farmers' fields.

In Pakistan, Shrestha said, farmers have turned to innovative means of supplying fresh water for irrigation, namely solar-powered pumps and hydraulic ram pumps, which pump without electricity or diesel by capitalizing on water pressure to convey water through the irrigation system.

Fertilization was done through the irrigation system according to the nutritional requirements of the plant and soil analyses.

Each year, the plots were inoculated in late July with a zoospore suspension of the US-8 genotype through the irrigation system (Kirk et al. 2005).

The greatest threat is from encroachment by Prosopis juliflora, apparently introduced through forestation in the irrigation schemes (Figure 3).

This factor could be affected by climate change through changes in the irrigation water demand for rice growth.

After 5 days of growth, the rhizotron was carefully opened and the soil was water-saturated by adding water through hoses attached to the irrigation holes.

Taking into account that the winter season is the wettest period for PRB with the lowest evapotranspiration amounts, it is significantly contributing to the replenishment of water consumed during the irrigation period through groundwater recharge or through the collection of surface runoff in the dams.

For five years, they say, there has been no water in the Beijuma river, which runs past the edge of the village, and the authorities do not provide adequate alternatives supplies through the local irrigation network.The government is planning to invest billions in a system of canals, pipelines and aqueducts to divert water from the soggy south to the parched north.