Drip Irrigation Pipe

Drip irrigation is a method of delivering water directly to the roots of plants, so the water does not evaporate. 50% of water is saved, so we can get a good yield even in less water. Through this irrigation method, the crop can be watered as per the requirement. Which helps in increasing the yield, by watering in a controlled manner, the weeds coming into the field come in less quantity, as well as reduce soil erosion. Due to the maximum return condition in the domain of the direct roots, it is well exploited by the roots, which allows more produce to be obtained at a lower cost., Drip irrigation comes in a variety of different types, including two types of non-lSI and ISI drip. At the same time, drips are also available in two types of 16mm and 20mm. If the length of your field is less than 200 feet, use a 16 mm drip and if the length of your field is more than 200 ft, you should use a drip of 20 mm. At the same time, according to the discharge of water, there are two types of it. If you are growing vegetable crops then you should use a drip with a discharge of 2.5 liters and if you are taking sugarcane, ginger and other fruit crops, you should use a drip with a discharge of 4 liters.