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Drip irrigation systems Drip irrigation systems enable farms to achieve high crop yields by optimizing watering schedules and efficiently applying fertilizers, all while reducing water and fertilizer usage.
Drip irrigation systems are widely used both in greenhouse cultivation and in open fields for growing vegetables, fruits, shrubs, and trees.
These systems are also advisable in situations where other watering methods are either impossible or inefficient:
In areas with rugged terrain and steep slopes (45 degrees or more)
In regions liable to prolonged droughts and consistently strong winds
Where local water sources have relatively limited water availability
On soils with a thin fertile layer and extremely low or high hygroscopicity
On soils prone to salinization
When using irrigation water with a high content of water-soluble salts
Irrigated crops absorb up to 95% of the incoming water.
Providing plants with moisture at the right time and in the right amounts
Reducing water usage by 40-50% compared to surface irrigation
Cutting fertilizer use by approximately 50% compared to surface irrigation by optimizing the nutrient regimen according to plants’ needs for different nutrients during various growth and development stages, and delivering fertilizers directly to the root zone with the irrigation water by optimizing plant nutrition based on specific nutrient demands at each growth stage, and delivering fertilizers directly to the root zone through drip irrigation water
Reduced risk of diseases and infections, as the leaves and stems of the plants remain dry
Prevention of weed spread and limitation of their growth between rows, thanks to localized watering and fertilization at the roots of the crops
Significant labor savings through the automation of the irrigation and feeding process
Drip irrigation systems is especially effective for growing agricultural and decorative plants very sensitive precise moisture content and nutrition regime.
