Irrigation means application of water to land areas to supply the water needs of
Irrigation service means any separately metered connections for vegetation irrigation with no discharge into the sanitary sewer system.
Irrigation means the use of water to sustain crops, lawns, or landscapes, including water used on athletic fields, parks, and golf courses.
Examples of Irrigation in a sentence
This scope of service will provide additional permitting assistance with UPRR and ongoing coordination with the Ada County Highway District (ACHD) and the Nampa Meridian Irrigation District (NMID).
Irrigation or stock water withdrawals may entrain fish and result in death when withdrawals are ceased following the period of use.
More Definitions of Irrigation
Irrigation means the beneficial use of water or reclaimed water, or both, for growing crops, turf, or silviculture, or for landscaping.
Irrigation means the distribution of Water to the surface or sub-surface of lawns, gardens, and other areas situated outside buildings by pipes, hoses, sprinklers or any other method.
Irrigation means any method of —
Irrigation means water used exclusively for watering lawns and gardens.
Irrigation service means any separately metered connections for non-potable or potable water with no discharge into the sanitary sewer system.
Irrigation means the application of water to soil, mulch or compost usually to supplement precipitation and supply moisture for the growth of vegetation or for the production of compost.
Irrigation or “Irrigation Use” means the artificial application of water to crops or plants by controlled means to promote growth or to nourish crops or plants. Examples of irrigation uses include, but are not limited to, watering of an agricultural crop, commercial garden, tree farm, orchard, park, golf course play field or vineyard.