concept   irrigation
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1 irrigation Brazil Large-scale irrigation is utilized in Brazil for growing tropical crops such as sugarcane and soybeans. 10
2 irrigation agricultural culture Irrigation is essential for providing water to crops in arid or semi-arid regions and is a key part of traditional farming techniques in agricultural culture. 9
3 irrigation UAE The falaj irrigation system in the UAE symbolizes community cooperation and social cohesion. 7
4 irrigation Western culture Irrigation is essential for maximizing agricultural productivity in Western culture, particularly in arid regions. 7
5 irrigation United States Irrigation is a common practice in US agriculture to sustain crops in arid regions. 6
6 irrigation urban In urban culture, irrigation is mainly used for landscaping and gardening, usually controlled by government or corporations. 5
7 irrigation Australia Irrigation is a common practice in Australian agriculture due to the dry climate and large agricultural industry. 4
8 irrigation Canada Extensive irrigation supports large-scale crop production in Canada's agricultural regions. 4
9 irrigation China Ancient China used advanced and traditional irrigation techniques to support agriculture for centuries. 4
10 irrigation Sudan Sudan's ancient agriculture relied on advanced irrigation techniques using the Nile River. 4
11 irrigation Vietnam Traditional irrigation techniques are crucial for the cultivation of rice in Vietnam. 4
12 irrigation Ancient Mesopotamia Irrigation systems were essential for agriculture and spurred significant development in ancient Mesopotamia. 3
13 irrigation Iceland Iceland's cool climate and abundant natural water sources result in minimal reliance on irrigation. 3
14 irrigation Russia Extensive irrigation in Russia supports large-scale cereal grain production in its agricultural regions. 3
15 irrigation water management Efficient irrigation is crucial for agricultural productivity in water management cultures. 3
16 irrigation Finland Irrigation in Finland relies on natural water sources and is used in greenhouses for vegetable and fruit production. 2
17 irrigation Hohokam The Hohokam culture used sophisticated canal systems for effective desert farming through irrigation. 2
18 irrigation urban city dwellers In urban areas, irrigation is frequently associated with cosmetic purposes such as fountains and golf courses. 2
19 irrigation urban industrialized societies Irrigation is used in large-scale farming operations in advanced urban industrialized societies with advanced technology and infrastructure. 2
20 irrigation Agricultural communities in ancient societies In ancient agricultural communities, irrigation systems were collectively managed and maintained by the community. 1
21 irrigation Agricultural economies Irrigation is crucial for watering crops in agricultural economies in arid or semi-arid regions. 1
22 irrigation Indian agriculture Indian agriculture relies on efficient irrigation systems to mitigate the impacts of variable rainfall patterns. 1
23 irrigation Modern Indian Stepwell irrigation systems have long been a traditional and effective method for water conservation and agriculture in Modern Indian culture. 1
24 irrigation Nordic cultures Nordic cultures traditionally depended on natural water sources for agriculture, rather than using extensive irrigation systems. 1
25 irrigation Rural agricultural communities Irrigation is critical for providing water to crops in arid or semi-arid regions of rural agricultural communities. 1
26 irrigation Sumerian civilization The Sumerian civilization used canals and dikes for agricultural irrigation. 1
27 irrigation Thailand In Thailand, irrigation practices incorporate traditional rice paddy methods. 1
28 irrigation Urbanized societies Irrigation in urbanized societies is primarily used to maintain lawns and gardens. 1
29 irrigation agriculturists Effective irrigation methods are crucial for successful agriculture, especially in arid regions for agriculturists. 1
30 irrigation modern societies Modern societies use irrigation systems, which utilize pipes, pumps, and canals to distribute water. 1
31 irrigation traditional farming Irrigation is an integral part of traditional farming, passed down for generations. 1
32 irrigation urban living Irrigation is not a concern in urban living because of easy access to piped water. 1