Efficient management of irrigation water with IRMA_SYS Co-Author: Angelika Nomikou, Agronomist, R&D collaborator of EFFICIENT WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT PC According to Aquastat (a water-related database of the Food Agriculture Organisation […]
Water is essential for crop growth and human survival. In the face of climate change, urbanization, and population growth, water management is crucial for the sustainable development of agriculture. The […]
Drip irrigation is a type of micro-irrigation system in which water tickles directly to the plant’s roots through a network of pipes and emitters. Compared to other irrigation methods, drip […]
Irrigation systems are significant investments in keeping crops, lawns, and gardens healthy and vigorous. However, these systems require regular maintenance and repair to work efficiently and effectively. Neglecting routine maintenance […]
All you need to know to improve your Irrigation System Irrigation is an essential component of agriculture, landscaping, and horticulture. Irrigation management emphasizes the application of the right amount of […]
In farming, there is no one-size-fits-all approach. This explains why several irrigation systems are available in the market, each with its advantages and disadvantages. To make an informed decision that […]
Selecting the best irrigation system for your filed Growing crops on a field requires a reliable and efficient irrigation system that will help maximize the yield and minimize water usage […]
Cover Photo: Irrigation by water conservation for rice growing. Soil and water conservation can be combined with irrigation e.g. flood irrigation of rice in Vietnam (above). Water can also be […]
Integrated watershed management and landscape approaches. On top of steep hills, diverse forests or pastures can be needed. Also, run-off water should be managed, so fields get a steady water […]
Cover picture: Shelter belt as windbreak. This is one form of agroforestry where interactions of trees or shrubs and crops are used. Agroforestry does not necessarily mean that the field […]
