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___ is the irrigation system where water is sprayed into the fields similar to rain.

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Drip irrigation

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Sprinkler irrigation

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Well irrigation

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Tube irrigation

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Solution

The correct option is B Sprinkler irrigation
The sprinkler system is an easy method of irrigation where water is provided to the fields by spraying water droplets, similar to rain, through pipes. It is used to serve crops that grow upto 4 feet or higher.

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