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Meanings of irrigate (irrigated) in English
Usage of irrigated in English
1
As irrigated agriculture expands, there are also dangers of creating market gluts.
2
The five disaster zones account for 50 percent of Myanmar's irrigated areas.
3
The trees cannot endure frost and must be irrigated in the summer.
4
More extensive, anatomically based procedures and irrigated RF delivery may improve outcome.
5
Vast improvements were made in Paris, and the streets cleaned and irrigated.
6
Sheltered valleys in irrigated sections have proved the best for intensive cultivation.
7
The greater part of the remaining public lands can not be irrigated.
8
The dry-farms of necessity cover much larger areas than the irrigated farms.
9
Pipes from the reservoirs permitted them at any time to be irrigated.
10
They both have plenty of rain, consistently mild temperatures and well-irrigated soil.
11
It was very poorly cultivated and not irrigated, consequently looks very sick.
12
Large crops of alfalfa hay are annually marketed, chiefly from irrigated lands.
13
Will onions from seed mature the same season if they are irrigated?
14
I want to actually see some increased areas of irrigated land.
15
In Kansas, dryland soybeans continue to disappoint producers though irrigated fields are strong.
16
For open-irrigated RF, lesion sizes were significantly reduced by the horizontal orientation, however.
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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