Drip Irrigation System Advantages

- Thanks to the system that is not dependent on wind speed, our farmers gain great convenience.
- Thanks to less water, growth is achieved without stressing the crop.
- Energy savings are achieved by using low pressure.
- In our lands where drip irrigation is used, the crops mature 2-3 weeks earlier on average.
- Drip irrigation reduces the labor requirement. As the labor requirement is greatly reduced, the farmer's expense decreases.
- As water loss is minimized by evaporation, up to 50% reduction in water usage is recorded.
- When fertilization and spraying are applied together with irrigation, higher efficiency is obtained from the active substances. About 60% is saved in the use of fertilizers and pesticides.
- The lands are rising.
- Since the entire area is not irrigated, the possibility of weed growth in the environment decreases. The need for hoeing is reduced.
- The system, which prevents erosion and soil loss, provides benefits for the ecosystem. There is less soil hardening.
- Large areas can be irrigated with low flow water. It offers the advantage of being easy to install and remove.
- Crop quality improves, usable soil water is better utilized.
- Crop growth occurs regularly thanks to short-interval irrigation.
- Even water with high salt content can be used for irrigation.
- Water and fertilizer distribution can be made evenly. One-handed harvesting is increasing.
- The plant does not have to take root too much to reach the water.The food feeds the crop itself, not the root.
- It becomes easier to customize irrigation to the crop, climate, specific needs and development period.
- In underground drip irrigation systems, labor costs are reduced as pipes do not need to be laid and collected.
- 100% homogeneous irrigation is no longer a dream.