acre inch (Meaning)

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acre inch (n)

one twelfth of an acre-foot

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The farmer carefully monitored the irrigation system to ensure each acre received the appropriate amount of water per acre-inch.
Meteorologists predicted heavy rainfall, estimating it could reach up to an acre-inch in some areas.
The water conservation campaign encouraged residents to limit their daily usage to avoid wasting even a single acre-inch of water.
The gardeners measured the rainfall with excitement, noting that it contributed nearly an acre-inch to the soil moisture.
The new soil moisture sensor provided accurate readings, indicating that the topsoil had absorbed an additional acre-inch of water.
The irrigation guidelines recommended applying one acre-inch of water every week to maintain optimal soil conditions for the crops.
The drought conditions forced farmers to carefully ration water, ensuring that each acre received at least an inch of irrigation.
Weather reports suggested that the upcoming snowfall could contribute significantly to the region's water supply, potentially adding an acre-inch of water.
The reservoir's water level rose by an acre-inch after a week of consistent rainfall, bringing relief to the local water supply.
Gardeners used rain gauges to measure the precipitation, celebrating when they found an additional acre-inch of rain had fallen overnight.

one twelfth of an acre-foot

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The farmer carefully monitored the irrigation system to ensure each acre received the appropriate amount of water per acre-inch.

Meteorologists predicted heavy rainfall, estimating it could reach up to an acre-inch in some areas.

The water conservation campaign encouraged residents to limit their daily usage to avoid wasting even a single acre-inch of water.

The gardeners measured the rainfall with excitement, noting that it contributed nearly an acre-inch to the soil moisture.