Community-managed Traditional Means of Irrigation in the Semi-arid Aravali Landscape
Earthen channels winding like serpents across a hilly landscape are not a common sight everywhere. They appear quite misplaced in a terrain that is highly undulating and rugged, covered with dry deciduous forests and dotted with rocky outcrops. Such a terrain is hardly conducive for agriculture, and...
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| description | Earthen channels winding like serpents across a hilly landscape are not a common sight everywhere. They appear quite misplaced in a terrain that is highly undulating and rugged, covered with dry deciduous forests and dotted with rocky outcrops. Such a terrain is hardly conducive for agriculture, and irrigation seems unfeasible in villages located in the back of beyond. Yet the sheer will and determination of humans to challenge the impossible and put forth remarkable and ingenious works should never be underestimated. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-402a397a27624c27878c3985d57c6fde2022-12-22T03:25:42ZengUniversity of Minnesota Libraries PublishingOpen Rivers2471-190X2021-05-01Issue Eighteen : Spring 2021https://doi.org/10.24926/2471190X.8024Community-managed Traditional Means of Irrigation in the Semi-arid Aravali LandscapeSayanangshu ModakEarthen channels winding like serpents across a hilly landscape are not a common sight everywhere. They appear quite misplaced in a terrain that is highly undulating and rugged, covered with dry deciduous forests and dotted with rocky outcrops. Such a terrain is hardly conducive for agriculture, and irrigation seems unfeasible in villages located in the back of beyond. Yet the sheer will and determination of humans to challenge the impossible and put forth remarkable and ingenious works should never be underestimated. https://openrivers.lib.umn.edu/article/traditional-means-of-irrigation/ internationalplanning / policypolicy |
| spellingShingle | Sayanangshu Modak Community-managed Traditional Means of Irrigation in the Semi-arid Aravali Landscape Open Rivers international planning / policy policy |
| title | Community-managed Traditional Means of Irrigation in the Semi-arid Aravali Landscape |
| title_full | Community-managed Traditional Means of Irrigation in the Semi-arid Aravali Landscape |
| title_fullStr | Community-managed Traditional Means of Irrigation in the Semi-arid Aravali Landscape |
| title_full_unstemmed | Community-managed Traditional Means of Irrigation in the Semi-arid Aravali Landscape |
| title_short | Community-managed Traditional Means of Irrigation in the Semi-arid Aravali Landscape |
| title_sort | community managed traditional means of irrigation in the semi arid aravali landscape |
| topic | international planning / policy policy |
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