During the central stages of the summer season, kiwifruit faces a crucial moment for crop quality and market response. Drip irrigation, fertigation and pH and EC control become essential for achieving a good harvest and using water efficiently.

Subsurface drip irrigation requires a technical approach to dripline selection: soil, climate and crop characteristics guide flow rate, spacing, installation depth and technologies to ensure uniformity, efficiency and long-term system reliability.

In professional landscaping, every area requires specific irrigation solutions. From sprinklers to micro-irrigation, subsurface drip irrigation and control systems, good design means integrating technical performance, aesthetics and efficient water management.

Surface water sources, such as reservoirs and canals, are essential for agricultural irrigation, but they require more careful design when used in drip irrigation systems. Multi-stage filtration and the correct choice of components are crucial to prevent clogging and ensure uniform water distribution.

With climate change, vineyard irrigation is no longer just an emergency measure: it is becoming a precision strategy to manage water stress. Let’s look at how it can support vine development and help preserve the quality of wine grapes.

Hydraulic design is the foundation of an efficient irrigation system. From soil and water source analysis to pressure balancing and pipeline sizing, the designer must balance distribution uniformity, material costs and energy consumption.

Designing the valve box setup is key to the efficiency of a garden irrigation system. With Irritec solutions, solenoid valves, filters, fittings and shut-off valves can be installed in an orderly and efficient way inside valve boxes.

Subsurface drip irrigation (SDI) is transforming agricultural water management: water and nutrients are delivered directly to the root zone, reducing waste, weeds and evaporation. Discover how it works and why it is a strategic choice for today’s farming.

A reliable garden irrigation system requires the right products and smart choices. This article explores how Irritec helps homeowners and professionals design and install a modern, efficient drip irrigation setup.

A comprehensive overview of filtration in drip irrigation: why it matters, how to select the right system, and when advanced solutions like the new RSL LP ensure efficiency, uniformity and reliable long-term performance

The 2025/26 olive oil season shows a recovery across the Mediterranean, but climate pressures and water availability remain critical challenges. Precision irrigation is becoming essential for stable yields, olive oil quality and the modernisation of olive groves.

Rice is one of the world’s most important – and most resource-intensive – crops. Drip irrigation is a game changer: less water, fewer emissions, and higher quality. From field trials to Irritec solutions, rice farming is entering a new sustainable era.

Table grape production worldwide is focusing on smart farming and varietal innovations. Precision irrigation is becoming the key to facing climate challenges and international competition, ensuring quality and competitiveness. Here’s the overview.

In today’s farming landscape – marked by water scarcity, rising energy costs and increasing environmental pressures – a new alliance can be a game changer: agrivoltaics combined with Agriculture 4.0.

In 2025, grape quality remains the key to standing out in a complex and ever-changing global market. Faced with irregular harvests and increasingly extreme weather conditions, precision irrigation is becoming essential to ensure excellent grapes and consistent yields.

Drip irrigation delivers water directly to the roots, reduces waste, and supports healthy plant growth. Discover Armonia^®: the irrigation system designed to combine functionality and aesthetics.