Horticulture & Vegetables
Pressure-compensating drip lines, fine filtration and fertigation for high-value vegetable rows.
Key items: PC drip lines, disc filters, pressure regulators, fertigation venturi.
Read Horticulture GuideFind recommended systems, equipment and practical tips for common crop types — from vegetables to orchards and broad-acre cereals.
Crop picks
Pressure-compensating drip lines, fine filtration and fertigation for high-value vegetable rows.
Key items: PC drip lines, disc filters, pressure regulators, fertigation venturi.
Read Horticulture GuideMicro-sprinklers and regulated block valves for deep root wetting and zone control.
Key items: Micro-sprinklers, PE mainlines, flow-control valves, pressure gauges.
Read Orchard GuidePrecision emitters, inline filtration and automation-ready manifolds for controlled environments.
Key items: Low-flow emitters, compact filters, dosing injectors, timers.
Read Greenhouse GuideSprinkler coverage, pump selection and robust mains for broad-acre crops like maize and beans.
Key items: Sprinkler heads, centrifugal pumps, heavy-duty pipework, mainline valves.
Read Field GuideStart by matching crop water demand, planting density and available water source to an appropriate delivery method. Use drip for closely spaced beds, micro‑sprinklers for tree crops, and sprinklers or pivots for broadacre plantings. Prioritise filtration and pressure control for long-term reliability.
Source flow, quality and pressure determine feasible system types and filter needs.
Choose PC emitters for uniformity or fixed-flow for low-cost layouts.
Add valves, timers and dosing if you need zonal control and nutrient injection.
If you want, we can produce a site-specific BOQ and pump sizing based on a short brief — use the buttons to request an assessment or design.
Related resources
Step-by-step sizing guidance to match pumps, filters and emitters to your farm.
Read GuideBest installation practices and maintenance checklists to keep systems running.
Read GuidePractical changes and equipment choices that reduce water use without harming yield.
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