MODERN METHOD OF IRRIGATION
Modern irrigation techniques are effective in crop production with spacing (closed spacing/wide spacing) that save water, use agro chemicals, fertilizer and minimize the incidence of disease. This also increases quality and yield. Modern irrigation methods such as drip/ sprinkler/ rain pipe/ central pivot irrigation allow for early sowing and harvest.
Water is not lost or seeped through emitting pipes/laterals. Water application efficiency is very high. Modern irrigation systems can be installed on both the surface and sub-surface, depending on the type of crop. Venturi can be used to apply fertigation that increases crop yield.
Modern irrigation systems have become automated in recent years. Automation can be used to reconfigure frequency-based units, time-based units and volume-based units. Sensor-based irrigation can be used to tap real-time crop water needs. You can store month-wise, crop-wise, and day wise irrigation schedules and logs to aid in analysis and crop planning.
















