irrigate in a sentence

• The treated water would be pristine enough to irrigate food crops.
• Depleted pastures are partially blocked from view by irrigated wheat fields.
• The field will have a fully irrigated field of natural grass.
• Irrigated cropland produces citrus, sugar cane, vegetables and grains.
• He also built an canal to irrigate crops and water animals.
• It also has water rights to irrigate 160 acres of land.
• He built small dams on mountain streams to irrigate his grain.
• Walking through irrigated fields doesn't help, she adds.
• Today, that system helps irrigate Helmand's opium crop.
• Chavez admits it is an outdated and wasteful way to irrigate.
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• Farmers irrigate their fields by hand and plow behind water buffalo.
• The country currently has a total 920, 000 irrigated areas.
• The remnants are mostly scraps between irrigated farmlands and along roads.
• Water flowed through, but not enough to irrigate the fields.
• Circa of this irrigated land is located in the Euphrates basin.
• A plan to irrigate the Accra Plains was announced in 1984.
• Only about 14 percent of cultivated land was irrigated in 1987.
• Approximately 5 % of Moroccan land is irrigated for agricultural use.
• As of 2009, irrigated land covers 3, 800 km?
• More than 30 percent of the county's are irrigated.