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What are the sources of irrigation?

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Answered by Đïķšhä
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There are three major sources of irrigation in India. They are (a) canals, (b) wells and tube-wells, and (c) Tanks. Wells and Tubewells are the major source of irrigation. Canals rank second, while the tanks stand third.

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Answered by presentmoment
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Answer:

The 'sources of water for irrigation' can include grey-water sources, groundwater sources, surface water sources, industrial process waste-waters, groundwater sources, municipal water supplies, and other water sources used in agriculture.

Explanation:

Surface water sources contain flowing water supplies and standing or stored supplies water supplies.

Example of flowing water: streams, canals, and creeks

Example of stored supplies: reservoirs, ponds, and lakes

Groundwater sources come from wells and springs.

Grey-water sources come from drainage, washing machine or bathwater.

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