Millenia, The Romans used water wheels to operate pumping mechanisms for aqueducts, and the Chinese used water systems to irrigate fields.
farmers used the shaduf to irrigate their fields :):) its true
Mesopotamia was crossed by two long rivers, the Tigris and Euphrates. These two rivers allowed the development of agriculture. Water from the two rivers was used to irrigate the land near the rivers by building irrigation canals. Good agricultural conditions created prosperity and the rise of rulers who probably co-ordinated the construction of the canals. They appropriated a large part of the harvest, which made them rich.
they built canals.(different answer)no, they did not build canalsthey irrigated their fields so, yes they didafter awhile though the irrigation made the soil release salt into the water poisoning the plants
The oldest known waterwheels were built in the middle east in Egypt and Persia. They were water-lifting devices used to irrigate fields.
Irrigation is a system of canals used to bring water to crops and field's. Mesopotamian farmers brought water from artificial lakes to irrigate their crops.102401fuk u and suk balls
The farmer used the water from the aqueduct to irrigate his field.
To irrigate crops
It means to supply water moslty used with agricultural terms.
A natural or artificial place where water can be collected and used. It can be used to irrigate land or supply water for a community etc.
to collect water that could be used to irrigate farmland.
to collect water that could be used to irrigate farmland.
They extracted it from rivers and ground wells and used canals to irrigate crops.
rain water and water used to irrigate crops can carry these nitrates to rivers and lakes
Millenia, The Romans used water wheels to operate pumping mechanisms for aqueducts, and the Chinese used water systems to irrigate fields.
It provided rainfall in the mountains which fed the rivers and the canals used to irrigate crops. The high temperatures combined with the water and the fertile silt washed down the rivers provided for very productive agriculture and food production which formed the basis of an emerging civilisation.
Water taken from the River Nile is used to irrigate crops grown along the Nile valley.