Drip irrigation keeps the water table from dropping near a farm.
What is drip irrigation?
It is a technique that delivers water in the form of tiny droplets right to the plant's root zone.
Advantages of drip irrigation
- Water is saved by directing it to the root zone and away from non-beneficial parts.
- When a plant is watered from above, its leaves continue to be moist after irrigation. Spots and discoloration are brought on by wet leaves. Plant leaves stay dry when watered by drip irrigation.
- The spread of fungi like powdery mildew is facilitated by wet leaves. Drip watering keeps plants' leaves dry and keeps disease away.
- Weeds will be less likely to develop because the areas between the plants won't receive water.
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