Drip Irrigation

Since onions have a shallow root system, frequent irrigation is the best way to achieve high yields and uniform bulbs. This makes drip irrigation a no-brainer for onion growers. The challenge for onion growers: Onion is a shallow-rooted crop and therefore does not use all the soil nutrients. Even then, leaching of nutrients to the deeper zone takes place. This refers to maintaining the availability of soil and moisture within the shallow root area. Onions are known to be surviving under tough drought conditions. But, water forms a critical element required in adequate quantities for onion crop growth, yield, and quality. Particularly in drought conditions, onions might split or form double or multiple bulbs. Besides, lack of sufficient knowledge, adequate nutrition, and plant protection management are other challenges that confront onion cultivators. Why choose precision irrigation for onions? Deliver the best quality to your market  Maintaining consistent soil moisture with drip irrig

  What is drip irrigation? Drip irrigation is the most efficient water and nutrient delivery system for growing crops. It delivers water and nutrients directly to the area of ​​the plant's roots, in the right amount, at the right time, so each plant gets exactly what it needs, which makes it grow better. . Thanks to drip irrigation, farmers can produce more on the water as well as fertilizers, energy, and even crop protection products. How does it work? Water and nutrients are transported throughout the area in pipes featuring small units called 'drippers'. Each dripper emits droplets containing water and fertilizers, resulting in a uniform application of water and nutrients directly to the root zone of each plant over an entire area. Why do farmers prefer drip irrigation? The reason is simple. Not only does drip irrigation deliver higher ROI than other methods of irrigation, it also gives farmers an efficient and simple way to operate their fields. ·