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    It is without saying that irrigation holds a vital role in the Yuma County and is significant in varying ways. The influence and control that it has reaches past the county and state of Arizona and affects people throughout the nation. It paved the way for superior crops, more efficient farms, and great feats of accomplishment. Irrigation changed Yuma in a number of different ways. The state of Arizona was drastically different then than it is now. Throughout the years, different aspects of it underwent

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    Resource: Water; Country: United States of America; Activity: Water Irrigation The main goal of this essay is to understand the impacts of the water irrigation system, within California, United Sates. And discuss solutions that could reduce the impact on the biophysical and socio-economic environment. Key Issues: (Biophysical): Due to the water irrigation system that has been set up for many years in California it has caused a large ground water depletion in areas, such as the Sierra Nevada. It

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    America, and especially at a southern school such as Baylor, water is used in vast amounts each year, leading to large utility bills as well as a high carbon footprint. Therefore the irrigation systems at universities must be highly efficient in order to not be wasteful. Unfortunately, at Baylor we have major irrigation issues. The sprinklers overwater areas of the grass, leaving bog-like areas that are unsavory for anyone passing by, and many of the sprinklers rotate too far, therefore watering large

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    This essay will be about how irrigation has helped Yuma ever since the dams and irrigation first started. If those two things had never been builded Yuma wouldn't be what it is today, the population will be way lower than what it is today and Yuma would be alone. Question 1: Describe in detail how irrigation changed Yuma/ Southern Arizona: One of the many things that irrigation changed Yuma was by it expanded Yuma’s population by 80%. Yuma used to be a very unpopulated area. Phoenix, Tucson, and

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    of water from the state is going towards irrigation systems. As a result, the amount of land and water used has a huge impact towards the state of California physically. If California’s agriculture business continues as it is now, the little amount of ground water they have will cease sooner than it should naturally. By creating a new irrigation system for farmers, the state can have more water to use for citizens and allow their aquifers to rest. Irrigation systems account for 70% of water usage in

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    Automatic Irrigation System Using WSN Akshay U. Mankar Department of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering R. M. D. Sinhgad School of Engineering and Technology Pune, India akshaymankar3511@gmail.com Prof. Mrs. Snehal Bhosale Assistance Professor, Department of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering R. M. D. Sinhgad School of Engineering and Technology Pune, India snehalbhosale@sinhgad.edu Abstract— An automated irrigation system is developed to optimize water use for agriculture

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    Diurnal effects on the efficiency of drip irrigation Charles Sturt University School of Agriculture and Wine Sciences Subject: WSC503 Viticulture/Oenology Dissertation Author: Warwick Adams Student number: 11547254 Date of submission: 20th August 2014 Authorship declaration: This text was prepared and submitted by Warwick Adams. It is my own work and I am aware of CSU 's requirements on academic integrity. Any material written by others (published or unpublished) or sourced by personal

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    Humanity throughout the years have endeavored to increase production of arable farmland to maintain the ability to feed the ever increasing population. Irrigation is generally considered the most effective way of increasing farmland production. It can help supplement the water needed for crop growth when rainfall is at a low point or, in more humid areas, it can help bridge dryer times and reduce agricultural risks. The goal of irrigating is to increase the land usable for crops, the crop production

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    Efficiency Irrigation Systems In crop production the irrigation water is the most critical factor to enhance its productivity and also effective use of other non-water inputs. There is inefficient use of available resources in agriculture field in Punjab province and on other hand Punjab is encountering severe shortage of irrigation water from many decades. It is causing much lower agriculture productivity while Punjab is highly productive resource base of Pakistan. High efficiency irrigation systems

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    and it is incredibly toxic to infant under 6 months causing death in many regions (Wikipedia). Current irrigation systems are not only dangerous to humans they are incredibly wasteful. With most the worlds water being used for these methods these wasteful processes are slowly causing the loss of fresh drinking water for many parts of the world. California is an example of how wasteful irrigation practices have destroyed this region. The former Arizona governor and U.S. Secretary of the Interior said

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