Meanings of more irrigation in English

The dynamiting tended to deep drying and necessitated much more irrigation.

Mr Carter says he would push for more irrigation of farmland.

Construction of hydropower dams or more irrigation, for instance, can disrupt supplies downriver.

The assumed higher crop yields are likely to tax the environment harder by requiring more irrigation and fertilization.

Some of the proceeds of the stake sales will be invested in more irrigation and mechanization of the harvest.

As more irrigation water is added, the increase in yield becomes smaller in proportion to the amount of water employed.

The predicted drier days for the coming week are bringing warmer temperatures which will likely see a lot more irrigation in action.

The bean vines block almost all water that would to on beyond it and so this row gets more irrigation than it otherwise might.

And, believe me, if by that time it hadn't reached the flat of the Sacramento, I'd be pumping out the drainage for more irrigation.

The government is still focused on industrial dairy farming and its forecasts are based on the assumption that there will be more irrigation, Greenpeace says.

The groves of oaks and pecans were superb, but they passed more desolate and abandoned buildings and crossed more irrigation ditches choked up with refuse.

More irrigation could help prevent that happening, the scientists said.

More irrigation will also give higher per-square-foot yields.