In most fields some spots get too much water and others too little. Drip systems deliver water and dissolved fertilizer straight to the roots, which can cut water use substantially and raise yield on vegetables and orchards.
We supply the full system: pumps (including solar), filters, mainlines, drip lines, fittings and controls, designed around your water source, soil and crop.
At a glance
- Drip, sprinkler and furrow-improvement options
- Filters and fittings sized to your water quality
- Solar and diesel pump options
- Designed to the field, not copied from a catalogue
Best for
- Vegetables and greenhouses
- Orchards, date palm, citrus and banana
- Cotton, groundnut and field crops where water is scarce
- Fields irrigated from boreholes or canals
- Fertigation programmes
How to use
- Start with a water analysis and a field map so the system matches your source and soil.
- Schedule irrigation by crop stage and soil moisture, not by habit.
- Flush lines and clean filters regularly to prevent clogging.
- Add fertigation once the system is running well.
Storage and care
- Check filters weekly and flush lines monthly.
- Protect lines from sun damage and rodents.
- Keep spares for the parts that fail most.
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Frequently asked questions
Is drip worth it for field crops?
It pays most on high-value crops and where water is scarce; we help you work out the payback.
What about salty water?
Test it first; good filtration and flushing help, and some crops tolerate salinity better.
Can it run on solar?
Yes; solar pumps cut fuel costs and suit remote fields.
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