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(31) The average size of holding is between 3 and 6 ha, and below 3000 m irrigation is practised.

(32) Irrigation tunnels of water ran beside the beds and not far from small thatched-roof houses.

(33) His plans for better irrigation and agriculture were warmly applauded by the people of Lancre, who then did nothing about them.

(34) Several speakers at the seminar argued for a monetary value to be placed on resources such as irrigation water.

(35) This irrigation system supports large-scale grain production as well as a dense rurally based population.

(36) The scent of dense green growth, irrigation mist, massive trees not butchered for their fodder, fattened, passive cattle.

(37) Upstream, it is valuable for irrigation; downstream, it is valuable for inland navigation.

(38) Tape Worm Those new-age prats think they can flush me out with a bit of colonic irrigation.

(39) Although the increase in rainfall would aid irrigation,[http://sentencedict.com/irrigation.html] it would add to the problems of soil erosion and nutrient leaching.

(40) Newlands, who succeeded at everything else he tried, gave up on irrigation, ran for Congress, and won.

(41) The dams also render the animals easy prey for hunters and trap them when the water is drained for irrigation.

(42) Though more commonly associated with wet weather, early morning dews or irrigation may be enough to keep rust multiplying.

(43) The plant produces 2. 25 million gallons of water usable for irrigation each day, shipping solids that remain to Encina.

(44) A bug for efficiency, he felt that the waste of money and effort on doomed irrigation ventures was a scandal.

(45) Kansas was emptied by the drought and the white winter, Nevada by irrigation companies gone defunct.

(46) The government planned to distribute farm implements and seeds, repair small-scale irrigation systems, and improve productive and social infrastructure.

(47) We walked along ancient stone irrigation channels down the richly cultivated terraces of San Blas Bay.

(48) The crop is nurtured by rains, not artificial irrigation, and the harvest is gathered by hand.

(49) Eighty-five cents of every dollar spent on irrigation features would be subsidized by power revenues.

(50) What set it apart was the way irrigation and power production were linked.

(51) When the dun evening comes the kids go down to the irrigation channels for some bilharzia bathing.

(52) First he forbade the irrigation of alfalfa, a low-value, water-demanding crop; then he prohibited winter planting.

(53) These are potentially lucrative crops, but they involve enormous inputs of capital and expensive investment in irrigation.

(54) The engineers would build the dam and the irrigation features and walk away from it.

(55) Sedona recently leased Forest Service land to dispose of water through irrigation, but it will need more.

(56) Now farmers talk about installing new technology such as drip irrigation systems.

(57) Late in the nineteenth century some efforts were made to improve irrigation facilities in these areas, where.

(58) All of these problems were compounded by the fact that few settlers had any experience with irrigation farming-nor were they required to.

(59) In an emergency, water can be pumped from the well to replenish the irrigation canals.

(60) Group survival through irrigation let to the development of higher mathematical functions and constructional techniques associated with the science of hydraulic engineering.