Meanings of irrigate fields in anglès

The ability to irrigate fields has led to increased incomes through the sale of produce and lengthened seasonal employment.

Civic group Practical Action is building 15 mini hydro plants in Zimbabwe, Malawi and Mozambique to light homes, schools and clinics and to irrigate fields.

In Kansas, dryland soybeans continue to disappoint producers though irrigated fields are strong.

The corn was doing well this year in the irrigated fields.

The most productive Polynesian agriculture was taro cultivation in irrigated fields.

Water lies all around, ponds and channels irrigating fields of rice, mustard and potato.

When ponds and lakes are frozen hard is the best time for sport in these irrigated fields.

More recently, it had been a Taliban stronghold, and its lushly irrigated fields provided fertile ground for opium poppy.

But as the roads got emptier and the wide irrigated fields took over he opened up like the landscape.

They were divided into queer-shaped little irrigated fields, separated not by fences, but by little low walls of mud.

They waded through the irrigated fields, past darkened, outlying estates, both of them feeling too tired to do much talking.

The Kansas grower also notes that dryland corn yields in the area were extremely good, though irrigated fields were a bit disappointing.

The mist and an early dusk prevented him from seeing Las Palmas itself until he was well in among the irrigated fields.

It is in Diyala, a mainly rural province where lush irrigated fields have long sheltered armed groups that resent the arrival of outsiders.

A woman is usually about her daily labors in the house, the mountains, or the irrigated fields almost to the hour of childbirth.

Once known as the bread basket of Afghanistan, the lush green irrigated fields of Helmand are the world's single largest source of opium.