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The 127 pages that link to Irrigation, each with the reason it gives.

• Rice cultivationNarrower topic: Irrigation supports rice production where rainfall alone cannot meet crop water needs.

• CanalNarrower topic: Canals can transform agriculture by carrying water to fields far from natural sources.

• Drip irrigationNarrower topic: Drip irrigation is a specific method within the broader practice of irrigation.

• Syr DaryaNarrower topic: Canals divert Syr Darya water to fields across the basin.

• Agricultural machineryNarrower topic: Pumps and distribution equipment deliver water where rainfall is insufficient.

• Rio GrandeNarrower topic: Diversion from the river has made agriculture possible in arid valleys.

• Aztec agricultureNarrower topic: Canals and other waterworks supplemented rainfall in parts of the Basin of Mexico.

• Agriculture in IranNarrower topic: Irrigation sustains crops where rainfall is insufficient or poorly timed.

• Cotton production in UzbekistanNarrower topic: Cotton cultivation in Uzbekistan depends on diverting river water to fields.

• Don RiverNarrower topic: Water from the Don basin supports agriculture in a region with dry summers.

• KhwarazmNarrower topic: Khwarazm’s farms depended on channels that diverted river water across arid ground.

• Karakum CanalNarrower topic: Irrigation is the canal’s main use, especially for agriculture in dry regions.

• Hanging Gardens of BabylonNarrower topic: The garden’s survival would have depended on reliable watering in a dry climate.

• Senegal RiverNarrower topic: River water supports irrigated agriculture, especially in the lower valley.

• Amenemhat IIINarrower topic: Canals and controlled flows connected royal works to farming in the Faiyum.

• Arab Agricultural RevolutionNarrower topic: Water control enabled cultivation beyond dependable rainfall zones.

• Orontes RiverNarrower topic: Orontes water sustains agriculture across its Syrian valley.

• AndrianampoinimerinaNarrower topic: Control of irrigated fields helped sustain the population and revenues of his kingdom.

• Euphrates DamNarrower topic: Stored water is released to support agricultural irrigation downstream.

• HetaoNarrower topic: Hetao is an example of large-scale irrigation in a dry region.

• North Jiangsu Main Irrigation CanalNarrower topic: Agricultural water delivery is one of the canal's central purposes.

• ShadoofNarrower topic: The shadoof is a simple irrigation technology for moving water onto fields.

• Ziz GorgesNarrower topic: Water from the Ziz system sustains cultivated land in the downstream oasis.