Any flow of water used in irrigation will pick up and carry along soil particles. It is these particles that may settle out and clog up the system. Therefore, this silting up must be occasionally manually removed to restore irrigation.
The Nile and the development of the irrigation system. The Nile flooded in every July and when the water drew back it left silt which made the soil very fertile.
Li Bing's biggest problem while building the irrigation ditches was the massive amount of silt and debris carried by the Min River, which continuously filled up the ditches. He solved this by constructing a special dividing weir known as the "Fish Mouth" to help divert the silt-laden water away from the irrigation system.
Samuel Fortier has written: 'Seepage water of northern Utah' -- subject(s): Groundwater 'Guide to irrigation practice on the Pacific Coast' -- subject(s): Irrigation, Irrigation farming 'Irrigation requirements of the arid and semiarid lands of the Southwest' -- subject(s): Irrigation, Reclamation of land 'Use of water in irrigation' -- subject(s): Irrigation 'Irrigation of alfalfa' -- subject(s): Alfalfa, Irrigation 'Silt in the Colorado River and its relation to irrigation' -- subject(s): Irrigation, Silt
Silt is dirt or mud that may clog the mouth of a river.
The Egyptians depended on the annual flooding of the Nile to cover their fields with black silt and to irrigate their crops.
Farming is a challenge in Southwest Asia because there is no silt which is fresh soil that is fertile.
silt
Water for irrigation of crops. Annual flooding that fertilises the fields by the deposition of nutrient silt.
no its made of stuff
clay silt and sand
Mud is lithified clays and silt.
The Human features of Mesopotamia are Silt, (made of rich soil & tiny rocks). Canals (used for irrigation). Irrigation (a way or supplying water to an area of land). Physical features are Tigris & Euphrates River, The Persian Golf, Zargo's Mountains, Fertile Soil, & Syrian, Western, & Eastern desserts!