irrigation

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What is irrigation?

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Irrigation is the artificial application of water to soil or land to assist in the growing of crops and vegetation.

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What is the purpose of irrigation?

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The purpose of irrigation is to provide adequate water supply to crops, ensuring stable food production and growth throughout the year.

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What is rahat irrigation?

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Rahat irrigation is a traditional method of irrigation that involves the use of a water wheel to lift water from a river or well to irrigate fields.

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What are the advantages of irrigation?

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Advantages of irrigation include increased crop yield, stable food supply, and the ability to grow crops in arid regions.

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What is drip irrigation?

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Drip irrigation is a modern irrigation method that delivers water directly to the roots of plants through a system of tubes and emitters.

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What is sprinkler irrigation?

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Sprinkler irrigation is a method that uses a system of pipes and pumps to spray water over crops, simulating natural rainfall.

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What are the disadvantages of irrigation?

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Disadvantages of irrigation can include waterlogging, salinization of soil, and high costs associated with modern irrigation systems.

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What is surface irrigation?

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Surface irrigation is a method where water flows over the soil surface to reach the plants, often used in flat fields.

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What is basin irrigation?

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Basin irrigation is a method where water is applied to a field divided into small basins, allowing for controlled water distribution.

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How does irrigation affect crop growth?

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Irrigation helps crops grow quickly by providing a consistent water supply, which is essential for photosynthesis and nutrient uptake.

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