By Crop

Orchards & Fruit Farms

Micro-sprinkler and localized irrigation approaches for mangoes, avocados, citrus and other tree crops.

Give trees the water they need

Orchards benefit from wider wetting patterns and deeper soaking. Micro-sprinklers and multiple-root-zone emitters help maintain soil moisture across tree rootzones.

Spacing & emitters

  • Micro-sprinklers spaced according to canopy size (often 3–10 m)
  • Use multiple emitters per tree for large canopies
  • Group trees into zones by age and water need

Practical tips

  • Design zones to match irrigation run times and refilling frequency
  • Filter and flush lines regularly to prevent emitter fouling
  • Monitor soil moisture at root depth rather than surface only

Canopy-based zoning

Zone trees with similar canopy size and water requirements together to make scheduling easier and more efficient.

Pump & filter sizing

Plan filter capacity for the peak number of emitters and ensure pump flow meets simultaneous-run requirements.

Rootzone checks

Measure soil moisture below the surface to confirm effective watering of the root zone, especially after irrigation runs.

1.

Map tree canopy

2.

Choose sprinklers

3.

Zone by age

4.

Monitor and adjust

Need an orchard irrigation plan?

We design micro-sprinkler layouts and BOQs tailored to your tree spacing and water source.

Request orchard design