Agriculture Irrigation Systems

Agriculture irrigation systems are designed to provide water to crops in order to increase yields and improve crop quality. These systems can be used to supplement natural rainfall or to provide a reliable source of water for crops in areas with limited rainfall. Irrigation systems can be divided into two main categories: surface irrigation and subsurface irrigation. Surface irrigation systems use gravity to distribute water over the surface of the soil, while subsurface irrigation systems use pumps to deliver water directly to the root zone of the plants. Both types of systems can be used to provide water to crops in a variety of ways, including sprinkler systems, drip irrigation, and furrow irrigation.