Irrigated area definition

Irrigated area means the area of land (measured in square feet) which may require supplemental water (pota- ble or recycled) from the District for the support of landscaping, but does not include decks, walkways, pat- ios, tennis courts or any other permanently hard-surfaced areas maintained within or around landscaped areas.

Irrigated area means an area specified as such by the State Government, by notification in the Official Gazette, being an area which is, or is in the opinion of the State Government capable of being irrigated, at any time during the agricultural year commencing on the 1st day of Baisakh, 1377 B.S., or thereafter, from any State canal irrigation project or [State power-driven deep tube-well or shallow tube-well or any other State irrigation project] or State river lift irrigation project;

Irrigated area means an area specified as such by the State Government, by notification in the Official Gazette, being an area which is, or is in the opinion of the State Government capable of being, irrigated, at any time during the agricultural year commencing on the 1st day of Baisakh, 1377 B.S. 3030. Words and brackets subs, for the words and brackets ", froiti any State

Examples of Irrigated area in a sentence

• Irrigated area decreased by almost 70 percent and crop productivity fell below 50 percent of the pre-war levels.

• Irrigated area – one sample each holding for semi-medium, medium & large holdings (Irrigated Area/Av.size).

• Irrigated area classifications fall into two categories: (1) surface water irrigation with main water sources being rivers, canals, beels, ponds, and other water bodies; and (2) underground water irrigation with water lifted by shallow tube-wells, deep tube- wells, and country traditional devices.

• Irrigated area (measured in ha) increased byTable A3.2 Rainfed agriculture area impacts Project level66 percent over without project (WOP).

• Irrigated area indicates the area irrigated within a cultivated area.

• Irrigated area in the Occupied Palestinian Territory covers approximately 201,358 dunums while the irrigated area in Israel is 2,177,500 dunums.

• Irrigated area within each groundwater stressed grid cell is delineated by17 intersecting it with a global map of irrigated areas18.18 For benchmarking the results, the analysis compares PV with wind power technology.19 Twenty-five (25) years of sequential hourly PV and wind power production data are generated20 at each groundwater stressed location using calibrated resource potential and power plant21 performance models19,20.

• Irrigated area is projected to increase by about half from 17 percent of total crop area in 1994/ 95 to 25 percent by the year 2000 according to the government plan.

• Proposed 4,660 MI schemes will expand the irrigated area by bringing 138,901 ha of net crop land area, currently under rainfed cropping, intoT-5 Irrigated area impacts UnitWOPWPIncreaseCropping Intensity%12520161Crop land areaha138901138901 Gross cropped areaha173458278613105156Irrigated areaha 138901138901Gross irrigated areaha 278613278613irrigated agriculture in the project area (T-5).

• Table 5.10 Drip Irrigated area of farmer-respondents (state wise and combined) Drip irrigated area (Acres) Table 5.11 tabulates the sources of irrigation on the sampled farms.

More Definitions of Irrigated area

Irrigated area means any area unit, which receives water from an irrigation network;

Irrigated area means an area specified as such by the State Government, by notification in the Official Gazette, being an area which is, or is in the opinion of the State Government capable of being irrigated, at any time during the agricultural year commencing on the 1st day of Baisakh, 1377 B.S., or thereafter, from any State canal irrigation project or State power-driven deep tubewell or shallow tubewell or any other State irrigation project or State riverlift irrigation project; “orchard” means a compact area of land having fruit bearing trees grown thereon in such number that they preclude; or when fully grown would preclude, a substantial part of such land from being used for any other purpose;