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Irrigation was necessary in the Tigris-Euphrates valley due to the region's arid climate and unpredictable rainfall patterns. The fertile soil, known as alluvial soil, was ideal for agriculture, but crops required consistent water supply to thrive. By developing irrigation systems, ancient civilizations could channel river water to their fields, enabling them to cultivate surplus crops and support growing populations. This agricultural advancement was crucial for the rise of complex societies in Mesopotamia.
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The emperor yu founded chinas first dynasty after he?
after he introduced irrigation to the Yellow River valley.
Why is irrigation necessary in some places?
There are some areas/places in the world who experience lack of rain fall seasonally and their irrigation is necessary .
How do farmers in the California Valley get water in the dry season?
Farmers get their water by the irrigation. (called the Central Valley Project)
What was happening in the indus valley about the time Hammurabi's reign ended?
the people of the Indus Valley were creating an irrigation system
What California region is water irrigation used for farmlands?
Coastal valley
What are the benefits from kosi river valley project?
provides water for irrigation
What were the accomplishments of the early river valley civilization?
Complex irrigation systems.
What type of Irrigation system Indus Valley people use?
They used Canals.
What is the irrigation system that provides water for the Central Valley?
the California aqua duct
What is the main source of irrigation for the centrally Valley in California?
San Francisco bay
Is Mississippi river the main source of irrigation for the central valley in California?
No it is Mississippi
What has the author Sam H Johnson written?
Sam H. Johnson has written: 'Costs and returns for selected crops in Closed Basin, San Luis Valley, Colorado, 1974' -- subject(s): Economic aspects, Economic aspects of Irrigation farming, Irrigation farming, San Luis Valley Project, Statistics 'Can farmers afford to use the irrigation wells after turnover?' -- subject(s): Irrigation pumps, Irrigation, Management
