What Are The Common Irrigation Systems？

Irrigation system refers to the use of various equipment and technology for the automatic or semi-automatic irrigation and water management of fields, gardens or other growing areas. The design and use of irrigation system can effectively save water resources, increase crop yield, and reduce the workload of artificial irrigation. Common irrigation systems include:

1. Rain irrigation system: The way of spraying water mist to the plant area through the nozzle or nozzle is irrigated, simulating the way of natural rainfall to supply water.

2. Drip irrigation systems: Water is slowly dripped to the roots of plants through pipes and drops, which can reduce water waste and improve the efficiency of water use.

3. Underground drip irrigation systems: Similar to drip irrigation systems, water is slowly dripped through pipes and drips buried in the ground. This method reduces evaporation losses and is more water efficient.

4. Rainwater harvesting irrigation system: The use of rainwater harvesting method of irrigation, through the roof, road or other surface drainage system to store rainwater, reuse in the field irrigation.

5. Automatic sprinkler system: With the help of electronic equipment and sensors to achieve automatic control, according to the water requirements of the plant and soil moisture for precise irrigation.

These different types of irrigation systems can be selected and designed according to the specific needs and characteristics of the planting area to achieve the best irrigation results.