Subsurface mulch drip irrigation consumes little water and can effectively control the humidity inside greenhouses.

It does not raise air humidity, reduces disease incidence, will not significantly lower soil temperature, causes almost no soil erosion and saves water consumption.

As the name implies, subsurface mulch drip irrigation is a new type of irrigation technology that applies drip irrigation under plastic mulch. Water, fertilizers, pesticides and other substances are delivered directly to crop root zones via drip irrigation. Combined with plastic film mulching, water evaporation is minimal, creating a favorable growing environment for crop root development. It truly realizes the shift from watering the land to watering the crops. In addition, drip irrigation can form a low-salt zone within the crop root zone, enabling high yields even on moderately saline-alkali land.

Subsurface mulch drip irrigation features low water consumption, high fertilizer utilization rate, remarkable yield increase and low project cost.

Subsurface mulch drip irrigation realizes the transition from watering the land to watering the crops, saving water and improving fertilizer utilization efficiency.

While delivering the benefits of drip irrigation, it can basically eliminate ineffective surface evaporation and achieve more outstanding water-saving performance.

The adoption of subsurface mulch drip irrigation technology can effectively improve farmland soil structure, prevent secondary soil salinization, protect the ecological environment and promote the development of protected agriculture and precision agriculture.

Subsurface mulch drip irrigation saves water and improves fertilizer utilization rate. (Compiled for reference only)