Trickle irrigation systems RELIGION / Judaism / History

Trickle irrigation systems RELIGION / Judaism / HistoryTrickle irrigation is the practice of dripping water into soil at very low rates, using outlets placed closed to the plant to ensure targeted application to the root zone. Since the 1950s, trickle irrigation technology has become increasingly advanced and widespread. It is believed that the technique will become still more important with the depletion of existing water resources and the long term effects of climate change. The present chapter focuses

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