lever system=rahat
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rahat is a traditional method of irrigation in which animals like oxen is used to pull out water from the wells. This water is then evenly spread out over the fields. It is cheap but not very efficient method of irrigationPosted by guptaindustries39...(student), on 30/5/12
The type of irrigation used in a hero irrigation scheme is typically referred to as "drip irrigation." This method delivers water directly to the roots of plants through a network of tubes, minimizing water wastage and maximizing efficiency. It is particularly beneficial in arid regions or areas with limited water resources.
Examples of irrigation system are,Perennial irrigation (Dams)Direct irrigation (river canal irrigation)Storage irrigation (tanks and resevoirs)
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pulley
rahat is a traditional method of irrigation in which animals like oxen is used to pull out water from the wells. This water is then evenly spread out over the fields. It is cheap but not very efficient method of irrigation
rahat is a traditional method of irrigation in which animals like oxen is used to pull out water from the wells. This water is then evenly spread out over the fields. It is cheap but not very efficient method of irrigationPosted by guptaindustries39...(student), on 30/5/12
Turkey
Bullocarts are used to plough the field in traditional periods. Irrigation is also done manually by collecting water from wells and pouring in the linings. the traditional methods of irrigation are .furrow .chainpump .moat .dhekli .rahat
An old system used in villages of Subcontinent to draw a water from well by using a oxen as a main source
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Rahat is a Turkish delicacy.
Rahat Khan was born in 1940.
The Rahat System of irrigation requires a large well in which a wheel is used. The wheel is turned by oxen, buffalo or cows to get the water out of the well and then spread out over the crops. Modern day irrigation lays pipes in the ground so that the water is spread over crops when a valve is turned and the water is allowed to flow. In the Rahat System, the oxen were used to make the water flow into buckets that could then be dumped evenly over the crops. It was primarily used in the subcontinent in places like Africa and the Middle East. It is still used by some tribes, but for the most part other modern techniques are used.
Rahat Khan has written: 'Shahar'