I have tile every 100 foot with a tile gate at every outlet and hold water at 16 in under surface and netafim system at 14 in under surface 60 in apart. I have doubled my yields vs no netafim. I know my tile are way too far apart to gain from adding water to tile. I think the pti farm is great . You are doing a great job keeping us informed of your journey.
How do you think this system would work in a pasture? Would the perennial roots help with wicking the water upward, no matter the time of year? And how much more did the components cost per acre to allow you to irrigate with your tile drainage?
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I have tile every 100 foot with a tile gate at every outlet and hold water at 16 in under surface and netafim system at 14 in under surface 60 in apart. I have doubled my yields vs no netafim. I know my tile are way too far apart to gain from adding water to tile. I think the pti farm is great . You are doing a great job keeping us informed of your journey.
I thought you would do much better with that trial. Keep up the good work!
How do you think this system would work in a pasture? Would the perennial roots help with wicking the water upward, no matter the time of year? And how much more did the components cost per acre to allow you to irrigate with your tile drainage?