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Irrigation
01
the artificial application of water to land or soil to assist in the growing of crops and the maintenance of landscapes
02
cleansing a body part, like wounds or cavities, using a fluid stream, often for medical purposes
What is "irrigation"?
Irrigation refers to the process of washing or rinsing a body part with a liquid solution. This procedure is commonly used to clean wounds, remove dirt or foreign objects, or treat certain medical conditions by rinsing affected areas. Irrigation helps to promote healing, reduce the risk of infection, and maintain cleanliness in medical settings. It is performed using sterile fluids, such as saline solution, under controlled conditions to make sure of safety and effectiveness.
Example
Modern irrigation techniques have significantly increased agricultural productivity in arid regions.
Drip irrigation is an efficient method that delivers water directly to the roots of plants.
Farmers rely on irrigation to ensure their fields receive adequate moisture during dry spells.
The ancient Egyptians developed intricate irrigation systems to cultivate crops along the Nile River.
Effective irrigation practices are crucial for sustainable forestry and preventing soil erosion.
