irrugate in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

Irrugate: to supply water to land or crops through irrigation methods.

The engineer designed a system to irrugate the fields efficiently, ensuring crops received adequate water.
Farmers in the region have developed innovative methods to irrugate their lands without overusing resources.
As climate change impacts rainfall patterns, it has become essential to irrugate the crops with precision.
To maintain the lush gardens, the landscaper needed to irrugate the area regularly during the dry season.
Modern technology allows us to irrugate large agricultural areas while minimizing waste and maximizing yield.