Examples of using Irrigated in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Irrigated before closing?
Everything was well irrigated.
It irrigated these sterile expanses.
It avoids irrigated areas.
Irrigated greenhouses, net houses and open fields farms.
They avoid irrigated areas.
Agave became a major foodsource for the Hohokam to augment the food grown in irrigated areas.
You debrided, irrigated, and cleaned all these burns?
And if there are more grows out here, they have got to be irrigated by something.
A highland would never be irrigated by river."(Kanz ol-Haghayegh).
The Tiguex Province was described as the most prosperous area the expeditionaries had seen, with the Rio Grande flowing through a wide, level,desert with vast irrigated cornfields.
In summer, Orchids need to be irrigated 4-5 times more often than in winter.
In which the Jihad warriors and the Shahids marched,on the path they have cushioned with body parts, irrigated with blood, and paved with skulls….
Nourished and irrigated by the Nile Egypt became the longest-lived of all the great early civilizations.
Since the Chinese juniper does not tolerate the dryness of the airspace,in dry weather the plant should be irrigated with water at least once a week in the evening.
They planted them, irrigated them, and paid them strictly according to all the instructions given to them by the vendor.
To Kalidasa's surprise,his father ordered the cart to carry him to the great artificial lake that irrigated the central kingdom, the completion of which had occupied most of his reign.
Water vapor concentrations fluctuate regionally, but human activity does not directly affect watervapor concentrations except at local scales(for example, near irrigated fields).
It is cultivated with citrus and olive trees, irrigated with water from a nearby spring, as well as a range of rain-fed crops.
The Association has asked students to find ways to restore the farmers to their fields andoffer them alternative crop options which can be irrigated by reclaimed water(treated wastewater).
In an orange grove in Florida trees irrigated with nutrients at the same time with the music playback singing birds.
Stoller became involved in agriculture and agricultural research, and in 1938 he headed a group concentrating on the Jordan Valley,and was responsible for developing methods of irrigation, irrigated agriculture and plantations.
There are soothing appraisals that irrigated agriculture will be able to make do with reclaimed sewage water of today's quality.
In the lowermost part of the watershed, in southeastern Washington, the Snake River is surrounded by an area called the Columbia Plateau Ecoprovince,which is now mostly occupied by irrigated farms.
Israeli control over water resources and access to land in AreaC is preventing the Palestinians from developing irrigated agriculture, which today accounts for a mere 9 percent of the cultivated area.
The project is designed to provide water for irrigated agricultural areas, as well as municipal water for several Arizona communities, including the metropolitan areas of Phoenix and Tucson.
By August, when the digging season starts, much of the water that is released from the reservoir beginning in early summer,has usually been absorbed, and the irrigated surface can again be used for agriculture by the local inhabitants.
The Spanish researchers, led by Dr. Manuel Guzman of Complutense University,also irrigated healthy rats' brains with large doses of THC for seven days, to test for harmful biochemical or neurological effects but they found none.
The leadership of the water system sends out signals of fervent protection ofthe farmers' interests, but with its own hands causes the unavoidable destruction of irrigated agriculture, or, at least, a cruel curtailment together with a series of severe economic crises.
The Spanish researchers, led by Dr. Manuel Guzman of Complutense University,also irrigated healthy rats' brains with large doses of THC for seven days, to test for harmful biochemical or neurological effects.