Shallow Subsurface Drip Irrigation: A Tool for Organic Vegetable Growers

Content Source: University of Georgia CAES

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This University of Georgia publication explains how shallow subsurface drip irrigation (SSDI) can be used in organic vegetable systems by burying drip lines a few inches below the soil surface to deliver water directly to crop root zones. It highlights research findings showing that SSDI can maintain adequate soil moisture while reducing surface wetting and weed pressure.

Region

Southeast

Topic

Crop Nutrient Management, Tools and Technology

Category

Vegetables/Fruits

Year Published

2024

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