- were
irrigated, in 1950, 94
million hectares, and in 1990, 235
million hectares. By 1990, 30% of the
global food
production came from
irrigated land....
-
India was
reliably irrigated, and the
remaining 2/3 of
cultivated land in
India was
dependent on monsoons. 65% of the
irrigation in
India is from groundwater...
-
crops are
watered with sprinklers. A
circular area
centered on a
pivot is
irrigated,
often creating a
circular pattern in
crops when
viewed from
above (sometimes...
-
California in the late 1960s, only 5% of
irrigated land used this
system as of 1988. By 2010, 40% of
irrigated land in
California used this system. A trickle...
- of the
irrigated crops.
Investment in the
Northeast has
traditionally been
focused on
crops such as corn or beans, and has
moved to
irrigated fruit production...
- The
Irrigator,
formerly The
Murrumbidgee Irrigator, is a w****ly
newspaper published in Leeton, New
South Wales, Australia,
since 1915. The Murrumbidgee...
-
table gives an
overview of
irrigated areas in the
world in 2003 Only the
countries with more than 10
million ha of
irrigated land are mentioned. (*) Including...
- agriculture, 17% of
which is
irrigated.
According to FAO, 270,000ha are
equipped for
irrigation. Most of the
irrigated areas are
located in the valleys...
-
National Irrigation Commission in 1926, the
irrigated area
quickly expanded, and the
agricultural census reported a
total of 4.3
million ha of
irrigated land...
-
Tolima Valleys have 40% of
irrigated land. Approximately, 90% of the
agricultural land is
irrigated through gravity irrigation systems but the
Cauca Valley...
