Taking Control with Subsurface Drip Irrigation
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 พ.ย. 2017
- 360 Yield Center presents a video focused on subsurface (underground) irrigation in a corn crop and its advantages such as 99.9% water efficiency, the ability to spoon feed the crop and send the nutrients through the drip irrigation tubing.
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Thanks for your insights! Appreciating them all the way from Laos!
Feeding the TH-cam algorithm. Not a farmer, but great information. Thanks for the video.
Best explanation I've heard
Thank you 💕 from IRAQ ❤
Thank you for your full insight! The best presentation of subirrigation I have had so far!
Looks like your experiments are on row crops. Have you had experience with wheat and other small grains? Can you think of a reason why this might not work for wheat?
Great information. I’m not a pro but a 1 acre grower on the homestead. Is it worth the install for a small grow too?
Hello, we are about to test this system in tobacco. Im concerned in the tillage we usually do prior to tobacco transplant, and also the soil compaction due to harvesting and intense machinery use. Do you have more info regarding these issues? thanks in advance
Very informative
No mention of cover cropping or intercropping?
it suitable for all type of soil
What is the life of Subsurface Drip Irrigation Method? & Can we use this method for Areca nut trees?
What are "mice bites" does he have subterranean mice ???
U have any book on subsurface irrigation
What's the cost of installation like for the 87 acres?
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That guy is an actor. He is on other videos pushing other irrigation methods. He advertises for some company called "360" something or other.
Sounds like a script talking about his farm
and this is the job of God I with Poland
Can u traslet in Hindi for indians
At that depth what is the impact on new seedlings...how do you manage that when the roots are simply not there
Same question in mind. My wild guess is flood the field till it reach the surface and reduce the water as the seed develop root system as it grow
The capillary action can get the water up depending on the soil particules size (for example sand has lower capillary action than clay). I think that the depth and spacing has to be decided only after soil analysis in a lab to get the best off the system.
Abdelbasset Brahmi God bless you
Did 6ou guys not listen? Water travels up through the soil twice and fast. He said it maintains the soil at a natural moisture level. Sounds perfect for seedlings. Still I'd us transplants so that I have some root to work with at least a
4-5 inches down. Dont know what you're growing but that's for my particular field.
How many year can taking this system without uninstall it?
At least 10, some say up to 20 or even more.