Agricultural irrigation definition

Agricultural irrigation means the application of water to agricultural land with the intent of meeting the water needs for production of agricultural food or nonfood crops.
Agricultural irrigation means the use of a surface water for the irrigation of crops.
Agricultural irrigation means irrigation that is used to support any operation devoted to the bona 1023 fide production of crops, animals, or fowl, including the production of fruits and vegetables of any kind; 1024 meat, dairy, and poultry products; nuts, tobacco, nursery, and floral products; and the production and 1025 harvest of products from silvicultural activity.

Examples of Agricultural irrigation in a sentence

  • The priorities of uses are as follows: Priority 1: Domestic water supply Priority 2: Consumptive less than 10,000 gallons/day Priority 3: Agricultural irrigation and processing of agricultural products Priority 4: Power production Priority 5: Consumptive uses in excess of 10,000 gallons/day Priority 6: Non-essential uses Since the public must be well informed about drought conditions, MPS e-mails or faxes all press releases to all radio, television, and print media in the Fargo-Moorhead area.

  • Agricultural irrigation in Wisconsin represents 4 percent of the statewide total annual withdrawal.


More Definitions of Agricultural irrigation

Agricultural irrigation means the application of water to agri­ cultural land with the intent of meeting the water needs for produc­ tion of agricultural food or nonfood crops.
Agricultural irrigation means the Customer classification for a Water Service provided to a Premises
Agricultural irrigation means the application of water to crops grown for commercial agricultural purposes.
Agricultural irrigation means irrigation of crops produced for direct human consumption, crops where lactating dairy animals forage, and trees that produce nuts or fruit intended for human consumption. This definition includes household gardens and fruit trees.
Agricultural irrigation means the artificial application of water to the land or soil to assist in the growing of agricultural crops.