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    the area that was originally far away from the water source. The canal system in Eastern India provided evidence that not only the economy of transportation feature is working, its groundwater irrigation is also contributing for improving the agrarian economies (Xenarios et al., 2011). Originally, the irrigation cost was relatively expensive for the farmers, yet, after the canal is rebuilt and refined, the water resource was diverted into farms, enriched the agricultural water and domestic water…

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    Wheat Farming Essay

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    The coincidence of the thermal heat with the wheat reproductive stage cause poor grain filling and reduce yield by 1- 1.5% /day (after November 20). The residual water of previous rice crop is conserved and utilised due to zero-tillage. The first irrigation takes less time as the water flow fast in untilled land and save 25% water. Zero – tillage also conserve soil structure and organic matter. There is increase in yield and net revenue due to timely sowing and reduced land preparation cost…

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    Florida Water Depletion

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    Florida is known for its natural springs, which originate from the underground Floridan aquifer. Aquifers are underground caverns where water is collected from runoff. The aquifer also provides water for practical residential usage, agricultural irrigation, commercial and industrial usage. In the 1800s water was abundant, in order to create more residential, agricultural, commercial and industrial settings, the state had to undertake acts to rid the land of water. According to “Florida’s Water…

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    plants • Irrigation drainage re-use • And do improved irrigation efficiency…

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    practices seriously affect ground water. Agricultural contaminants can be a result of routine applications spillage or misuse of pesticides and fertilizers during handling and storage, manure storage spreading, improper storage of chemicals and irrigation return drains…

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    World Bank of a proposed irrigation project often gives much emphasis to physical engineering and technical aspects of the local areas, since irrigation projects are superficially considered to be a technical development. As a result, most of the important decisions and project planning are solely made by the technical experts, neglecting the socio-cultural context of the locale (Cernea 1991, p. 43). To illustrate, in the sub-Saharan Africa the rate of failure of irrigation development projects…

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    On May 25, 2016, the Manager met with YCWA General Manager Curt Aikens to discuss finalizing the Power Enhancement Agreement. Consistent with the previous meeting with the YCWA POD Committee, the Agency does not wish to explore the splitting of Gross Revenue and is citing several factors as the cause. The first is the 1990 Agreement that created the groundwork for the 2016 Agreement. The second, and perhaps most critical to each of our interests, is the growing prospect of other entities…

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    Freshwater Threats

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    10. What is the world’s major user of global fresh water and groundwater? (p. 947) Discuss how this might be linked to our field trip to the Imperial Irrigation District to explore agricultural water efficiency in Southern California. a. Agriculture accounts for nearly 80% of water use globally, and as stated above, at least half of the irrigation water used is groundwater b. If agriculture is the biggest user of freshwater and groundwater, then that means that it should be the most efficient…

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    Ap Essay For Scholarship

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    First I would like to express my appreciation for this opportunity to apply for OFID Scholarship. I am a PG Diploma holder in Remote Sensing and GIS Applications of Jamia Millia Islamia University (Gold- Medalist) and awarded a Graduate degree in Geography with First Class Honours from University of Delhi, India. I have always been interested in a subject that is related to Science and Technology and has Impact on Real Life Problems thus when I Explored GIS and Remote Sensing It has the…

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    Pollinators, flowers, and their relationship play an essential role in ecosystems. Pollinators are responsible for facilitating fertilization in flowering plants, which provides seed production in fruits and vegetables. Pollination is important in agricultural communities with the fertilization of crops. It is estimated that pollinators contribute to the global economy by adding 217 billion dollars from pollinating a vast array of crops (Gallai et al., 2009). The pollinator-flower relationship…

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