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Significats de irrigate crops en anglès
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Ús de irrigate crops en anglès
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Farmers are tired of government promises to deliver pumps to irrigate crops and there are few other job opportunities.
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Africa is experiencing a surge in dam construction so as to generate electricity, irrigate crops and store water for fast-growing populations.
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Mr Easton said growers on the Waimea Plains relied on water to irrigate crops, and there was pressure to provide them year-round.
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The retained water then can be used to irrigate crops using what Gharti Chhetri called "modern methods of irrigation, such as sprinkle and drip".
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Dryland crops were under pressure but irrigated crops would still perform well, said Mr Clark.
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Rice paddies and other irrigated crops produce large amounts of methane, as do natural wetlands.
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Other important irrigated crops in Spain include cotton and alfalfa, which is an ingredient in animal feed.
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Rice and wheat make up 81 percent of Punjab's irrigated crops, according to a report by PAU.
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A ridiculous amount of fossil water is used to feed cattle on irrigated crops in California, but this is a stark exception.
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All in all, these results justify the belief that water may be raised profitably by pumping for the purpose of irrigating crops.
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The district's already ailing farmers and growers are in some areas operating on about 30 percent of their normal water allowances for irrigating crops.
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China's environment ministry said in June 16.4 percent of its major rivers did not even meet standards required for irrigating crops.
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China's environment ministry said in June that 16.4 percent of its major rivers did not even meet standards required for irrigating crops.
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It's been estimated about 13,677GL of water is taken out of the system every year for things like irrigating crops, manufacturing and the community.
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In 2009, nearly 20 percent of the length of China's major rivers and lakes were judged unfit even for irrigating crops, according to government figures.
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The Murray-Darling normally provides 90 percent of Australia's irrigated crops and A$22 billion ($18.1 billion) worth of agricultural exports to Asia and the Middle East.