Irrigation Projects Increases the Quantity of Yeild – Netafim India

As India’s population mark is projected to reach around 1.7 billion by 2050, the demand for food is projected to increase by 70%. This could be concerning given the fact that the area under agriculture is constantly reducing, along with the resources that keep it alive. As against the conventional forms of irrigation, precision irrigation brings a larger area under irrigation, thus eventually increasing the quantity of yield.

Land is a limited resource, and hence, we cannot afford losing it every year. India has been consistent with an average of 0.12% of the loss of arable land every year since a few decades, which could turn into a major challenge, considering the rise in food demand in the next few years. Netafim’s irrigation projects helps utilize every inch of land by bringing a larger area under the irrigation zone.

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While your average yields are affected by climate, variety, the age of the plantation and many other factors typical yields reach up to 70 tons per hectare with precision irrigation and fertigation.

•  Reduce Climate Related Risks
  

Precision irrigation helps lower climate-related risks and also risks associated with unpredictable factors detrimental to banana growth. It offers the right amount of water, nutrients to the banana crop root, thus making it possible for the cultivators to have control over the yield.

•  Catering to the Plant Requirement and Saving Resources
  

Precision irrigation supplies the right quantity of water and nutrients to the plant roots, which therefore eradicates the need to spend excess resources to achieve a higher yield. This helps save on valuable resources, and therefore on operational costs as well.

• Optimal use of Land
  

Precision irrigation helps bring a comparatively large volume of land under irrigation. This subsequently helps to make optimal use of land and get the most of each and every hectare.

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