irrigable

They not only were small but also contained little irrigable land or water rights.

And that is only one quarter of potentially irrigable land.

The reservation has a majority of its land available for grazing, but about 160 acres is irrigable.

These are mostly the irrigable rice lands.

It sold irrigable land and advised settlers in the best farming and irrigation methods.

Irrigable - 2250 has.

They described the area inhabited by native Americans as having "spreading meadows, where there is sufficient irrigable land for two good settlements.

Irrigable lands, population, technicalities of projects define "needs".

Each parcel got three types of land: "pasture", "irrigable"; and "bay".

Thompson also devised a survey instrument used during geographical operations to provide measurements that could be used in determining the irrigable land.

Of a potentially irrigable area estimated at 135,000 hectares, only some 13,700 hectares were in production in 1985-86.

The size of the catchment area was calculated, the water flow was measured and estimates made of the potential irrigable land.

GAP is estimated to double Turkey's irrigable farmland.

An early dam, built by the Sassanids to divert water for the town and its extensive irrigable hinterland, did not work properly.

The city was strategically situated of major ports northwest and northeast, it was surrounded by irrigable and fertile land.

Within the irrigation area, the higher water table combined with high evaporation rates has caused salinization, which has already ruined half of the irrigable land.

The Supreme Court ruled that the tribes were entitled to enough water to irrigate all the "practicable irrigable acreage" on the reservation.

The Upper Burma heartland over which Pagan exercised most political control had run out of easily reclaimed irrigable tracts.

We need market-based land reform; credit programs for small farmers and cooperatives; and government investment in light industry to fulfill the potential of our irrigable land.

Only non-irrigable lands were open for entry; those that were deemed irrigable were not eligible.

Indian tribes have sole rights to water only after they have determined practicable irrigable acreage (PIA).

Perched water tables in the basalt aquifers have contributed to increased well irrigation, which accounts for approximately 55% of the irrigable water.

Today due to electrical and diesel turbines, water is abundant and the land is irrigable for rice, sugar cane and corn as well.

It marks the end of the irrigable area (with the Wad Jadi as source) and beginning of the Sahara desert.

Of this, 1,612 were allocated for plantations and irrigable land, 2,482 for cereals, while 18 dunams were classified as built-up areas.