How much flow do you need for subsurface drip irrigation? Ideal irrigation rate is 5 GPM/acre—this lets growers apply 1 inch every 4 days, matching corn's peak water demand in the Midwest. With only 2 GPM/acre, it takes 10 days for that inch. Soil type & water availability play big roles in timing & amount. | NutraDrip

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Sub-surface Drip Irrigation (SDI) – Your best long term irrigation system Used in Fields, orchards and vegetable crops, SDI is having an enormous and positive impact on the industry. SDI brings environmental, technical and commercial advantages by increasing yields and reducing resources over the long term. From the planning stage, through the growing stage – for multiple crops, water quality, climate and topography – SDI is a proven solution for modern farmers. See how SDI is used in corn field

It's time to start Kelly's subsurface drip irrigation system for the first time this season. Kurt Grimm from NutraDrip explains the start-up process. Netafim USA | XtremeAg.farm

Subsurface drip irrigation from NutraDrip in action! Answers to FAQ below:-What is SDI? Subsurface drip irrigation is buried drip tape a foot below ground that delivers water directly to the root zones of plants. A pump and controller station controls how much water is delivered to each zone of the field. -Why SDI? Drip irrigation is most beneficial in irregular shaped fields that can’t be irrigated by a circle pivot. It is also beneficial when you have limited water, as it is much more efficien