Sentences with phrase «when irrigating»

I have taken brewed saffron tea for the past 2 years which provided some relief and revitalization of skin tissue though remaining quite sensitive when irrigating my nasal passage with salt and warm water.

When irrigating, it is advisable to soak the root system well and let the surface dry before irrigating again.

According to Weber, peer - reviewed studies have also indicated that food crops can accumulate uranium when irrigated by water containing high concentrations of it.

Not exact matches

«Farmers of tomorrow will know in advance what to sow, when to irrigate, what nutrient and where it is needed, when to harvest, where to sell and at what price,» added Kumar.

The alluvial plains are suitable for more crops and garden vegetables, especially when properly irrigated.140

These innovations enable us to irrigate and fertilize precisely when and where the trees need it to optimize production and use less water and fertilizer per unit.

In his early years, Gary Agajanian can not remember a time when he was not working in the vineyards — hoeing weeds, pruning, irrigating and driving tractor.

Among the results, 68 percent saved water when brushing their teeth, but only 29 percent reduced irrigating their lawns in the summer, according to a recent report.

And the World Bank reported recently that when land in the northeastern Piaui district was redistributed to small farmers, yields increased by up to 40 per cent on naturally irrigated farms and up to 70 per cent on those that were artificially irrigated.

«Soil moisture sensors can be used along with an automated irrigation system to irrigate when substrate volumetric water content drops below a set threshold, allowing for precise irrigation control and improved water conservation compared with traditional irrigation practices,» Bayer said.

Borlaug also found that when he applied fertiliser and irrigated the tall spindly Mexican wheat varieties, the heads grew satisfyingly fatter but the top - heavy plants now toppled over.

When a Chicano handyman from the Milagro Valley decides to irrigate his small beanfield by «borrowing» some water from a large and potentially destructive site, he unknowingly sets off a chain reaction that erupts into a humorous culture clash.

Grass only grows in Geraldton (and everywhere within 1,000 kilometers) when it is irrigated year round.

One of the major criticisms of farmers during the current California drought is that so much acreage is being converted to fruit and nut trees (particularly almonds for export), crops that much be irrigated, even during a drought when annual crops can be fallowed.