Sentences with phrase «irrigated lot»

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So he launched the nonprofit Reflo to build rainwater collection systems that could irrigate the lots.

Not exact matches

Cocoa needs a lot of water to survive, so large irrigated plantations have a high water footprint.

Butter is a perfect long distance food; it lasts for a long time, so it can be transported on a boat, it is resource intensive (a lot of feed goes into a gallon of milk, a lot of milk goes into a pound of butter), and the variation in environmental impact depending on where it is produced is huge (rain irrigated pasture over artificially irrigated grain).

Crops from bottomland close to a major river are a lot more dependable than irrigated crops from arid and distant terrain.

The best biofuel is still ethanol from corn but it has to be part of an integrated production facility which should include the following steps: cattle feed lot, feed all waste (distiller's dried solids) to the cattle, convert the cattle waste to methane to supply part of the energy source for the distillation, burn the dry crop waste to provide the remainder of the energy, irrigate the crops with the effluent from the methane digestor.

Ben Cook: The point I always try to make is that there are already lots of inefficiencies in the way that we use water, in the way we irrigate, the types of crops we grow, how much water we waste.

Lots of corn is irrigated in Colorado (and Arizona) from surface water.