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Irrigation in geography refers to the artificial application of water to soil or land to assist in the growing of crops and vegetation. It is a critical agricultural practice used to enhance food production, especially in arid and semi-arid regions where natural rainfall is insufficient. Various methods of irrigation, such as drip, flood, and sprinkler systems, help manage water resources effectively, promoting sustainable farming and improving crop yields.
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What did anasazi achieve?
Irragation
Why did the Sumerians build moats?
No but they used irragation!
What is the literal meaning of geography?
to write the earth
What technology did the Anasazi create to water their crops?
irragation
Where did the word geography come from?
The word "geography" is derived from the Greek words "geo" meaning Earth and "graphy" meaning to write, which is a field of science that studies the Earth's physical features and processes, including its landforms, climates, and ecosystems.
How do you spell irragation?
The correct spelling is "irrigation" (watering crops).
What is the definition of irragation?
Irrigation is the application of water to soil or farmland
Which language did the word 'geography' come from?
The root origin of the 'geography' is Latin.'Geo' is "earth" and'ology' is "the study of"geology literally translates to "the study of the earth."
How did the southwest Indians get their food?
gathering,hunting,farming,and irragation
What did farmers in the Indus River build to irrigate crops?
irragation canals
How do two sumerian inventions affect us today?
the wheel and irragation
How was the nile used for?
The nile was used for irragation, swimming, and food. The irragation is where the water overflows and waters all of the crops because Egypt was very dry and it was hard to find water. That is why of course the nile is a gift from the gods.
