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Grouped in specific categories, we classify and organise the knowledge we have gained over more than 20 years in the agriculture sector, which includes information on fertigation systems and their applications in modern irrigation systems.
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One of the benefits of fertigation is its ability to provide crops with nutrients through the rational use of fertilisers by dosing them in the irrigation water.
Piston pumps, also known as piston dosing pumps, are positive displacement devices that use a piston to move fluids at high pressure.
Diaphragm or membrane dosing pumps are a type electric of positive displacement pumps with a repeated movement that are used to inject fertilisers and chemical products.
The fertigation solution that combines a Venturi system with a booster pump has gained popularity for its ability to mitigate pressure loss in irrigation systems.
Fertiliser tanks are fertigation systems that inject fertiliser directly into the irrigation water.
The Venturi is a system that leverages a physical phenomenon to inject liquids into a main water flow without the need for additional pumps.
The next edition of the international fair of agricultural mechanics will be held in Bologna (Italy) from November 9 to 13.
The next edition of the international fair of agricultural mechanics will be held in Bologna (Italy) from November 9 to 13.
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Greater control over the crop and optimisation of water and fertiliser.
Advantages of the different irrigation devices based on the crop conditions.
Properly perform fertigation by fully optimising the entire process.
Choosing the right fertiliser to ensure optimal nutrition for our crops.
Controlling fertiliser products allows us to optimise concentrations and nutrient ratios.
Greater control over the crop and optimisation of water and fertiliser.
Advantages of the different irrigation devices based on the crop conditions.
Properly perform fertigation by fully optimising the entire process.
Choosing the right fertiliser to ensure optimal nutrition for our crops.
Controlling fertiliser products allows us to optimise concentrations and nutrient ratios.
The benefits of fertigation
Fertigation is a cultivation technique that consists of applying fertilisers via technical irrigation systems. The goal of fertigation, together with water and fertilisers, is to save nutrients and water and to increase crop yield.
Homogeneous and simultaneous distribution. The nutrients are applied to the roots.
The water and nutrients are placed directly in the root’s absorption area.
By optimising water and fertiliser use, their costs go down.
Soil and subterranean water contamination is minimised.
Multi-injection means that the fertiliser can be spread throughout the irrigation water.
It offers greater control over the crop through the automated management of water and fertiliser.
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