Abstract
This paper deals with the reality of agriculture in Fallujah after the British occupation in July 1917 and its impact on agriculture production. The British contributed to the organization of irrigation canals in Saqlawiyah and eastern Fallujah, which they organized for the purpose of irrigating the largest possible area of arable land. These methods were effective and resulted in food volumes that were sufficient to meet the need of the people of the city and thus help to ensure stability, security, and community peace.
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