Rural irrigation

Rural irrigation is the process of supplying water to farmland in countryside areas to help crops grow. It involves channels, pipes, or other systems that distribute water efficiently, ensuring plants receive adequate moisture, especially during dry periods. Effective irrigation increases crop yields, supports local farming communities, and promotes food security. It can be achieved through traditional methods like canals and wells or modern techniques like drip and sprinkler systems. Proper irrigation management is essential to conserve water resources and maintain soil health, making agriculture sustainable and productive in rural regions.