Irrigated land refers to areas where water is artificially supplied through canals, pipes, sprinklers, or other systems for agricultural purposes. It enables farmers to grow crops in regions that would otherwise be arid or lacking sufficient natural water sources.
Related terms
Arable Land: Land that is suitable for farming or growing crops.
Aquifer: An underground layer of rock or soil that holds water, which can be accessed through wells for irrigation.
Drought: A prolonged period of significantly below-average precipitation leading to water scarcity.