Precision irrigation feeds the plant, not the soil. That’s a big deal. Because when you deliver water and nutrients straight to the roots, you lower your costs. More importantly, you grow higher yields of healthier crops. Wherever you are, whatever your challenges. Scroll down to see three ways precision irrigation changes agriculture for the better.
Farmers around the world are under pressure to optimize their water use efficiency. They’re facing challenges like drought, evaporation, salinization, groundwater depletion, and lack of access to water reserves. Precision irrigation helps you tackle those challenges by changing the way you use water – delivering higher and better yields than you’ve ever seen, with less water.
By 2050, the world will need to double its food production. Growers need a solution that will improve agricultural efficiency and productivity with existing resources.
By 2050, the world will need to double its food production. To keep up with demand, that means growers will need twice the amount of water and arable land. But the availability of both resources is already in rapid decline. So instead, growers need a solution that changes the way they operate. One that increases their efficiency and productivity with the reasorces they have. Precision irrigation is that solution.
Every season is a race to grow higher yields with fewer resources. Browse our wide range of innovative products and tailor-made solutions and start optimizing the use of your land, water and fertilizers. For higher and better yields, season after season.
When you need to plan and execute any agricultural project, any size anywhere, you’ll make bigger agricultural profits with the right partner by your side. So take advantage of our services – an effective combination of three core elements:
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