Sprinkler system
Drip irrigation
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Drip irrigation is a method in which water is gradually fed into the soil, directly or near the roots of plants through a system of pipes, filters, valves (taps), fittings, drip traps (drippers, drippers) or drip hose. This method is considered one of the most effective ways of irrigation, as a result of its following advantages:
- The water seeps into the soil before it has evaporated or leaked to the side
- Water is fed only where necessary, namely – in the root system of plants, which limits the development of weeds
- High uniformity of irrigation is achieved over the entire area
- Increasing the quantity and improving the quality of yields
- Possibility for partial or full automation of the irrigation process
- Reduction of diseases associated with the presence of moisture on the leaves and fruits of some plants
- It does not create obstacles for the operation of agricultural machinery
- There is no danger of water erosion of the soils
- Water-saving
- Possibility to water the fields with any irregular shapes
- Reduced energy costs due to the low operating pressure at which these systems operate