Seasonal irrigation

Seasonal irrigation

An irrigation is called seasonal when the lands of the area are irrigated only during a part of the year, called watering season.

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seasonal irrigation

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Agriculture; Irrigation

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Agriculture; Irrigation

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Agriculture; Irrigation

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