5.67 SHUGAR CANE – SAVE LABOUR- WATER – COSTS

 

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LESSON 5.67 SHUGAR CANE – SAVE LABOUR- WATER – COSTS

Save on Labour

Labour costs and availability are increasing challenges for growers globally. Drip irrigation reduces labour input requirements. You can turn on your drip irrigation system by simply turning on your pump, or if you use automation, you can start the system remotely. Applying fertilizer is also easier with drip and it is as simple as filling a tank in the pump shed with fertilizer and pushing a button.

 Reduce Water and Pumping Costs

Everyone knows that drip irrigation saves water. However, when it comes to saving water, every mega-liter you do not use is also a mega-liter you do not need to pump.

This can lead to significant savings in energy costs.

Subsurface Drip Irrigation (SDI)


A typical dual-row drip irrigation system will have dual sugar cane rows 400 – 500 mm apart with 1500 – 1800 mm Centre's.

The tape is placed approximately 300 mm below the surface between the two rows of cane. Although this is a typical installation, each irrigation system should be customized, with the goal to achieve your crop’s agronomic needs with the least inputs possible. This may include shallower burial for sandy soil, or single row sugar cane configuration to meet particular needs.

Whatever your requirement, our team has the expertise to deliver a drip irrigation system tailored to your particular needs.

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Okoa kwenye Kazi
Gharama za kazi na upatikanaji unaongeza changamoto kwa wakulima duniani kote. Umwagiliaji kwa njia ya matone hupunguza mahitaji ya pembejeo ya wafanyikazi. Unaweza kuwasha mfumo wako wa umwagiliaji kwa njia ya matone kwa kuwasha pampu yako, au ukitumia otomatiki, unaweza kuanzisha mfumo ukiwa mbali. Kuweka mbolea pia ni rahisi kwa njia ya dripu na ni rahisi kama kujaza tangi kwenye shea ya pampu na mbolea na kubonyeza kitufe.
Punguza Maji na Gharama za Kusukuma
Kila mtu anajua kuwa umwagiliaji wa matone huokoa maji. Hata hivyo, linapokuja suala la kuokoa maji, kila mega-lita usiyotumia pia ni mega-lita ambayo huhitaji kusukuma.
Hii inaweza kusababisha akiba kubwa katika gharama za nishati.
Umwagiliaji kwa njia ya matone chini ya ardhi (SDI)
Mfumo wa kawaida wa umwagiliaji kwa njia ya matone ya mistari miwili utakuwa na mistari miwili ya miwa yenye umbali wa mm 400 - 500 na vituo vya 1500 - 1800 mm.
Tape imewekwa takriban 300 mm chini ya uso kati ya safu mbili za miwa. Ingawa huu ni usakinishaji wa kawaida, kila mfumo wa umwagiliaji unapaswa kubinafsishwa, kwa lengo la kufikia mahitaji ya kilimo cha mazao yako kwa pembejeo ndogo iwezekanavyo. Hii inaweza kujumuisha kuzika kwa kina kifupi kwa udongo wa kichanga, au usanidi wa miwa wa safu moja ili kukidhi mahitaji maalum.
Bila kujali hitaji lako, timu yetu ina utaalam wa kutoa mfumo wa umwagiliaji kwa njia ya matone iliyoundwa kulingana na mahitaji yako mahususi.




 

 

 

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