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The canal irrigation system, initiated during the British colonial period and expanded post-independence, revolutionized agriculture in Haryana. Canals like the Western Yamuna Canal and Bhakra Canal facilitated controlled water supply, enabling farmers to cultivate multiple crops annually. This irrigation infrastructure boosted agricultural productivity and transformed Haryana into a major agricultural state.