Exemplos de uso de Irrigation schemes em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Some irrigation schemes are only 40 percent efficient.
In Chokwé there are large-scale irrigation schemes.
Irrigation schemes never have enough water to meet their potential in any given season.
Like in Vanduzi,Sussundenga is another district now flourishing thanks to new irrigation schemes.
These supply water for a number of irrigation schemes including Sibasa and Shashi.
Lack of technical assistance andinputs in rural areas to ensure maintenance and improvement of the irrigation schemes.
Technologies used in major smallholder irrigation schemes in the Limpopo basin in Zimbabwe.
The rest of the municipality is formed by a strip of land of soft covered of olive trees,cereal and some small irrigation schemes of bank.
However, to realize this potential and opportunity, drip irrigation schemes must be designed, installed and managed correctly.
However, because irrigation is closely linked to land tenure,the project had to address land tenure issues before starting to work on the irrigation schemes.
Based on a report by Love(2004- in LBPTC2010) there are six irrigation schemes in the Mzingwane River basin.
Currently, freshwater irrigation schemes are being applied in the region to help eliminate salt from soils and increase the productive area.
Households in smallholder irrigation schemes are better off in terms of food production, income, nutrition and general well-being than those relying on rainfed agriculture.
Agriculture for food crops is the dominant farming system through some small andlarge scale irrigation schemes can be found in Chokwé.
Since the project was launched, another 200 mini- irrigation schemes have been developed on a demand-driven basis in addition to the schemes originally planned.
The current demand estimates presented in Figure CF/11 for Portuguese basins do not include those associated with irrigation schemes currently under construction.
Filtration of irrigation water is vital for drip irrigation schemes in order to avoid blockage of emitters as the internal passages of emitters are very small.
The projects aim at building capacity at central and district levels, improving agricultural productivity and rehabilitating rural infrastructure,including irrigation schemes and roads.
In particular, it focused on land contracts to allow ownership of the irrigation schemes to be transferred from the government to the local communities.
The province, through the Limpopo Provincial Department of Agriculture, has therefore set aside R 224 million for the Revitalisation of Smallholder Irrigation Schemes(RESIS) programme.
In the district of Vanduzi alone,the project built 11 of such irrigation schemes covering a total area of more than 1,500 hectares, which are used mainly for the production of vegetables and cereals.
The World Bank is investing $70 million to help small farmers grow and sell rice andvegetables through rehabilitated and expanded irrigation schemes in the central provinces of Manica, Sofala, and Zambézia.
We must take care to ensure that any new irrigation schemes are properly designed, with concrete-lined channels and reservoirs, and droplet irrigation systems similar to those used by farmers in Spain.
The objective of the project is to increase agricultural production andraise farm productivity with new or improved irrigation schemes in the Provinces of Sofala, Manica and Zambezia in Mozambique.
It will create job opportunities in the areas of natural resource management and construction, and repair and maintenance of basic rural infrastructure- mainly roads,water harvesting and irrigation schemes.
Extensive irrigation schemes have transformed the land, and the story of Ashburton's triumph over drought is told at the town's main museum there are six museums in Ashburton, including a vintage railway museum, aviation museum and car museum.
For example, the Participatory Small-scale Irrigation Development Programme, started in 2008 in Ethiopia,encourages women to join the decision-making bodies of water users' associations, set up to manage irrigation schemes.
This work aim to evaluate the imposition of different ways of water stress on eucalypt,provided by types of pots and irrigation schemes combination, in order to advance in phenotyping methods in drought tolerance studies.
While no specific activities were identified during the design of the project with regard toland tenure security issues, the project is supporting the documentation of land-sharing arrangements in small-scale irrigation schemes on customary land.