John Deere Subsurface Drip irrigation System

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A perfect fit with non-disturbance no-till acres, SDI systems offer the potential of improved water- and fertilizer use efficiency and higher yields. As drought conditions persist and water supplies are pressured, an increasing number of farmers, including no-tillers, are turning to subsurface drip irrigation systems to maximize water use.

Subsurface drip irrigation (SDI) involves the installation of small “drip tape” water lines 1 to 2 feet under the soil. At controlled intervals, water and fertilizer are pumped through the lines into the root zone for uptake by plants. Drip irrigation is attractive to some no-tillers because the buried water lines minimize equipment traffic and compaction in fields and can improve water- and fertilizer use efficiency.

High crop prices could bring a return on investment with SDI more quickly than ever before. But before making the switch, no-tillers should prepare an analysis of the installation and labor costs in comparison with center-pivot and flood systems.

Fine For Row Crops:
Drip irrigation was first commercialized in the 1960s and now accounts for over 50% of the irrigation of horticultural and specialty crops in the U.S. Today, the practice has expanded to soybean, corn, wheat, and cotton acres, and it’s an attractive option for fields with slopes, obstructions, or irregular shapes. The use of drip irrigation on row crops in the U.S. has increased from around 400,000 acres in 2003 to 640,000 in 2008, the USDA says in a 2009 report. Drip irrigation can work on slopes, although most farms with the technology have slopes of less than 10%. Pressure-compensating drip lines can be chosen to accommodate more severe slopes.

0:00 Introduction
0:13 John Deere Drip Irrigation System
1:09 Subsurface Drip Irrigation System Installation
2:23 How John Deere Subsurface Drip Irrigation System works
2:48 John Deere Corn Planting Technology
3:40 John Deere Irrigation System
4:51 John Deere Spray System
5:22 John Deere Drip System
7:30 What is the benefit of Drip Irrigation
9:36 John Deere Corn Harvesting

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Your idea is good for inner water supply to crop, but I have a doubt about how to remove or reuse that drip pipe ??

praveenpothuru
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Except JD fights against Right To Repair legislation. Sad.

everenigmatic
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its only for top multinational farming companies
not for actual farmer use
u know how much that equipment costs

Wright_Flyers_Garage
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Is it useful for next crop that is matter

pradeepahr
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I cannot find a JD dealership that knows they sell this equipment.

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That would cost a fortune to install and another fortune in upkeep.

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