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irrigate [ir′igāt] Etymology: L, irrigare, to supply water to flush with a fluid, usually with a slow steady pressure on a syringe plunger. It may be done to cleanse a wound or to clear tubing. |
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Topics include getting started in direct seeding, direct seeding for irrigators, use of green manure crops, herbicide resistance and carbon contracting opportunities for no-tillers. acre: The state has some plump pods and irrigators will focus their attention on beans for the rest of the season. Texas growers, researchers and Texas Cooperative Extension personnel have formed the Precision Irrigators Network (PIN) to conserve water and increase agricultural profits in south central Texas. |
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