What are the different methods for installing irrigation?

Irrigation systems are used to ensure moisture, gardens and lawns. The most common methods of installation of irrigation are sprinkler systems, drip systems, irrigation of ditch and terrace irrigation. The method used depends on the size of the irrigated area, weather and soil conditions and growing products. The narrow ditch is dug about six inches (15 cm) deep and PVC pipes are laid in the ditch. The pipe contains joints at designated intervals, in which the sprinkler screw head is. The end of the pipe is connected to the water pipe and the timer device is usually connected to the waterfall. The water flows through the pipes and pulls the sprinkler heads at predetermined times.

Installation of irrigation of the drip system system is carried out in almost the same way as the Sprinkler system. The ditch is dug, but instead of PVC pipes with spraying heads, thick rubbehadice R is laid in a ditch. The hose has small perforated holes along the length. The hose is connected to the water source and the timerEm.

6 This is often used in domestic gardens and flower beds, as it supplies water directly to the roots and reduces the amount of runoff. Due to the amount of pressure required to supply moisture along the entire length of the hose, this irrigation method is often not used for large areas.

Method of installing irrigation of a moat is a traditional method that uses open trenches. The farm is planted alternately by raised rows. A ditch is dug between each row, and instead of supplied directly to the plants, the water is watered into the ditches and siphons the hoses as needed. It is originally used in large agricultural operations, this Irmetoda rigor was largely interrupted in favor of the possibilities of more efficient spaces.

Installation of terrace irrigation is used where the soil is very steep. Cut to resemble staircase steps, terraced soil uses gravity to supply water to grown at lower levels. Starting at the top of the garden plot, the ground is dug on the edge to create a fall and a retaining wall of a rock or stone is installed to prevent erosion. The area directly at the bottom is planted with crops, then the edge is cut off to create a further decline. The process of planting, cutting off and construction of the support wall continues until it reaches the flat soil.