non-irrigated

Lack of water during droughts can also result in smaller and lighter-weight pumpkins, which is what Zekiah Farms and other non-irrigated farms experienced.

Local pumpkins survive summer heat, fall rains Ann Posegate 2010

Pasture, non-irrigated winter wheat, spring barley, hay, and livestock grazing are the most common land uses in developed areas.

Ecoregions of Wyoming (EPA) 2009

"Look at where people are malnourished today — in dry, non-irrigated land, mostly occupied by small farmers," says Wellesley College political scientist Robert Paarlberg, author of "Starved for Science" on the biotech ban in Africa.

Crops With Attitude 2009

Conversion of unsustainable agricultural lands in semi-desert areas to sustainable native vegetation should be considered; get healthy short-grass going before things get worse, and it might be possible to retain some non-irrigated food production via low-intensity grazing.

Climate Change I: sources of evidence for change e_moon60 2009

Today, Ecoregion 10i is dominated by non-irrigated winter wheat, barley, alfalfa, and green pea farming.

Ecoregions of Oregon (EPA) 2009

Millet and corn are grown on the level land, but the sandy soil limits non-irrigated agriculture.

Ecoregions of Kansas and Nebraska (EPA) 2008

Only in some parts of the country is the climate favorable for non-irrigated agriculture.

Water profile of Ghana 2008

Overgrazing of livestock is the main threat in non-irrigated areas.

Central Asian northern desert 2008

That means that, if you do it right, you can slap on attributes to your building like bike racks or a non-irrigated lawn and have LEED call you green without really thinking seriously -- or creatively -- about the environment.

GOOD Magazine: The Life And Death Of Green Design 2008

Grazing is the dominant land use but non-irrigated wheat and barley farming is much more common than in the semiarid basins of Ecoregion 13.

Ecoregions of Idaho (EPA) 2008