Why do we irrigate our crops? - Vidyadip

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Why do we irrigate our crops?

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Farmers use irrigation to ensure they can grow enough feed for their animals and to maintain paddock health. Many new crop and plant varieties require regular moisture which has led to increasing interest in irrigation. Water is essential for farmers to produce many of the items that feed your family.

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