Drip Irrigation for Agriculture


Drip irrigation systems are quickly becoming the top choice for thousands of farmers in Ontario due to their
precision, resource efficiency, and ease of system adaptability. These systems work by delivering water and nutrients directly to the root zone of the plants, ensuring that every drop counts. In a world where water scarcity is a growing concern, drip irrigation provides a sustainable solution that can boost crop health and yield.
 
Netafim DripNet PC – Pressure Compensating Drip Irrigation

Netafim DripNet PC - Thinwall Dripperline (LWD)

  • Wide pressure range: With a regulation pressure range of 6 to 36 psi, DripNet PC can adapt to varying soil types and water sources.
  • Customizable flow: Offering adjustable flows, tubing sizes, and dripper spacing, DripNet PC can be customized to fit the unique needs of your fields.
  • Innovative flap outlet: Prevents soil ingestion and root intrusion, ensuring uninterrupted, clog-free operation, even on uneven ground.
  •  Anti-siphon mechanism: Effectively blocks debris from entering the dripline, safeguarding system integrity in all terrains.
  • Chemical-resistant diaphragm: A molded silicon diaphragm is both chemical-resistant and self-adjusting, ensuring a uniform flow rate under varying water and fertilizer applications.

Netafim DripNet PC Heavywall Dripperline (HWD)

  • Higher pressure ranges: With a regulation pressure range of 6 to 51 psi, Heavywall DripNet PC is ideal for longer runs and efficient delivery over steep topographies.
  • Large filtration area: A large filtration area prevents dirt particles from entering the drip line, ensuring uninterrupted performance across seasons.
  • Wide flow path: Boasting the industry's widest flow path, DripNet PC minimizes the risk of clogs interrupting the irrigation process.
  • Strength and durability: Constructed with high-quality polyethylene tubing, DripNet PC is long-lasting and resistant to chemicals and fertilizers.
  • Self-adjusting diaphragm: Each dripper's diaphragm dynamically adjusts to varying water pressure to deliver dependable performance.
  • Versatile installations: DripNet PC excels in both sub-surface and surface applications.
Experience the Netafim Difference with DripNet PC Dripline
Netafim, a company renowned for its commitment to sustainable agriculture, is at the forefront of the drip irrigation industry.  Netafim offers a wide range of different drip lines, all offering reliable, robust benefits related to your application. Likely the most popular choice tends to be DripNet PC, one that offers a wide array of benefits for modern agriculture. Its primary strength lies in being a dependable irrigation solution for challenging terrains.
Netafim DripNet PC Thinwall Dripline showcases remarkable innovation in agricultural irrigation. Its lightweight and flexible design makes this dripper line an excellent choice for irrigating seasonal fields and other applications that demand flexibility. Let's explore the standout features of DripNet PC:
 
Netafim DripNet PC Heavywall Dripline offers similar benefits to its thin-wall counterparts but is crafted to excel in the most demanding conditions. While its robust construction may limit flexibility, it emerges as the preferred choice for fields, orchards, vineyards, and nurseries in need of durable, long-term irrigation. Let's explore how Heavywall DripNet PC is the ultimate solution for addressing multi-season crops and heavy-duty applications.
 
Netafim's DripNet PC Dripline works exceptionally well in tough landscapes, offering accurate, flexible, and strong irrigation solutions for today's farmers, horticulturists, and professional gardeners. Choosing Netafim dripline doesn't just lead to healthy crops; it also conserves water and important resources, contributing to a greener and more productive future in agriculture.
Looking for more information on drip line solutions for your farm or landscape? Reach out to Vanden Bussche, and our dedicated team will help you find the right products for your application. For detailed product specifications and more information, refer to page 9 of our catalog.

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