Agricultural

Drip irrigation is a method developed for use in agricultural irrigation. Irrigation water, after filtration, with or without soluble fertilizer, is given to the soil surface or drop in the soil.

By spraying the water into the air with a certain angle and pressure, the water is dropped into the soil and the crop in fine droplets on its own weight, called the Sprinkler Method.

The bottom of the tree is also called micro irrigation method. Usually used for watering fruit trees. In this method, a small sprinkler head is placed under each tree. Only a certain cut is soaked under the tree. Irrigation water is supplied by pressure pipelines from the source to the sprinkler heads.