5.47 SUGAR BEAT – DRIP TO MINIMIZE PEST AND DISEASE RISK

 

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LESSON 5.47 SUGAR BEAT – DRIP TO MINIMIZE PEST AND DISEASE RISK

Drip to Minimize Pest & Disease Risk

Drip irrigation provides more benefits than just yield. It can also minimize pest and disease risk.


For example, overhead irrigation (pivots and sprinklers) increases risk of leaf disease. Drip irrigation keeps the leaves dry. There is also potential to chemigation directly through the drip irrigation system (dependent on local regulations).

 *    Risk minimized by not wetting leaves through irrigation

      LEAVE DISEASE

** Can be treated direct through drip irrigation system with lower cost of implementation

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