Agricultural Irrigation Systems_ An Overview of Techniques and Benefits.pptx

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The irrigation water system is one of the most important parts of agriculture, and it is the life support of agriculture because without purified nutritional water, you cannot get good crops, and without an irrigation sprinklers system for farming, you cannot distribute water.


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Agricultural Irrigation Systems An Overview of Techniques and Benefits The irrigation water system is one of the most important parts of agriculture, and it is the life support of agriculture because without purified nutritional water, you cannot get good crops, and without an irrigation sprinklers system for farming, you cannot distribute water. PowerPoint design Here is where your presentation begins www.puroxi.com

CONTENTS 01 Types of Agricultural Irrigation Systems 02 Importance of Irrigation in Agriculture 03 Technological Advances in Irrigation www.puroxi.com

Surface Irrigation Surface irrigation techniques involve the application of water directly onto the soil surface, allowing it to infiltrate, promoting efficient water use. Furrow Irrigation Furrow irrigation consists of creating narrow channels between crop rows that guide water flow, reducing evaporation and optimizing water absorption in the soil. Flood Irrigation Flood irrigation entails covering the entire field with water, inundating crops temporarily, which can be effective but may lead to waterlogging if not managed carefully. Basin Irrigation Basin irrigation involves creating small, level basins around plants to hold water. This technique is suitable for trees and promotes maximum water retention around their roots. Surface Irrigation www.puroxi.com

Drip irrigation is a precise method that delivers water directly to plant roots through a system of tubing and emitters, maximizing efficiency and decreasing waste. Components of Drip Systems Advantages of Drip Irrigation Key components include mainlines, sub- mainlines, drip tubes, emitters, filters, and pressure regulators. These parts work together to provide a controlled water flow to crops. Drip irrigation offers numerous benefits such as reduced water usage, decreased ※※※※ growth, and improved crop yield quality. It is especially beneficial in arid regions. Drip Irrigation www.puroxi.com

Impact of Irrigation on Crop Growth Irrigation significantly enhances crop growth by providing necessary moisture, especially in arid regions, leading to improved plant health, faster growth, and increased yields. Role in Global Food Supply Irrigation is crucial for maintaining a stable global food supply, as it allows farmers to cultivate crops in diverse climates and ensure availability of food year- round. Crop Yields and Food Security www.puroxi.com

Efficient Water Use Implementing efficient water use practices, such as precise irrigation scheduling and soil moisture monitoring, maximizes agricultural output while conserving water resources. Reducing Water Waste Adopting technologies and methods to reduce water waste, such as drip irrigation and rainwater harvesting, helps protect water supplies and sustains agricultural productivity. Water Management Strategies www.puroxi.com

Smart sensors are crucial in modern irrigation, providing real- time data about soil moisture, weather conditions, and crop health, enabling precision watering and resource optimization. Sensors and Monitoring Remote control technologies, such as mobile apps and web interfaces, allow growers to operate irrigation systems from anywhere, enhancing convenience, efficiency, and responsiveness to plant needs. Remote Control Technologies Automation and Smart Irrigation Systems www.puroxi.com

Rainwater harvesting captures and stores rainwater for agricultural use, reducing dependence on traditional water sources and promoting water conservation practices in farming. Rainwater Harvesting Sustainable Practices in Irrigation www.puroxi.com