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  Drip irrigation is a method of watering plants that delivers water directly to the plant roots in small, controlled amounts, reducing water waste and maximising efficiency.   But drip irrigation, like any other irrigation system, can face a number of problems that can impact its efficiency and effectiveness. Some of the common problems faced in drip irrigation include clogging of emitters due to scale buildup or debris, uneven water distribution due to clogging and damage to the irrigation lines. Additionally, poor water quality or inadequate filtration can also lead to problems in drip irrigation, such as the accumulation of salts in the soil or the spread of diseases through contaminated water.   Structured water is the key to boosting the efficiency of your drip irrigation system.   But what is Structured Water? Structured water is a type of water that has been restructured at a molecular level, resulting in improved hydration, nutrient delivery an...

Water is a principal necessity in agriculture. Without water, there can be no crops. The yield is better when water is plentiful. Water is also needed for the soil and the microorganisms. But water is a limited resource and the water crisis is a major issue that threatens the very survival of humanity. Water consumption in irrigation is fast turning into a major concern. A vital action is needed soon as agriculture is one of the highest consumers of water. But food shortage is an equally severe apocalyptic issue!   With the conundrum being thus, the need of the hour is smart, innovative irrigation options.   Less water usage, better quality crops But how? The solution – better water. Better water will ensure that utilisation by the plants is maximum with less usage of water. But what is better water? Can we engineer water that is better?   The answer lies in nature. Rainfall is the purest form of water. It is naturally energised. Research has also shown tha...