Water, Irrigation & Fertigation

Irrigation design starts with the water resource and the crop.

Irrigation of agricultural land — Licensed illustrative photograph; it does not depict an ADDIAGRI project.

Understand the project before designing the solution

We connect water availability and quality with soil conditions to size the network, pumping and filtration. The assessment also considers fertigation, operating procedures and maintenance requirements before a solution is selected.

Solution scope

Water resource and demand assessment

Drip and sprinkler network design

Pumping and filtration

Fertigation units

Flow and pressure monitoring

Study scope, delivery responsibilities and costs are defined in a project-specific proposal after assessment.

How do we begin?

Understand the need

Clarify the objective, site and operating scale.

Assess the information

Review resources, equipment and constraints.

Define the scope

Set out options and required deliverables.

Agree on next steps

Define the appropriate study or proposal.

Before you start

What is needed for an initial study?

The location, area, crop and water source. Available water and soil analyses and site plans help make the assessment more precise.

Let’s define your next step.

Tell us the location, current project stage and challenge you want to address. These details will help focus the discussion.

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