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Drip irrigation is the most structured system to deliver water and nutrients to the growing crop. This drip system supplies water and nutrients directly to the plant root zone at the right time and in the right quantity as per the needs of the plant to grow.
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water is applied to the surface of any crop or soil in the form of a thin spray from above. it releases the water just like rain with the help of small nozzles that are placed in the supply line
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water is discharged into trenches or pipelines and allowed to remain there for the whole period of irrigation and further horizontal and vertical movement of water takes place through capillary action to the soil
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water is directly spread through gravity flow to the surface of the soil from a conveyance system, channel, or pipe located at the upper reaches of the field
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Direct seeding is a crop establishment practice in which rice seeds are put directly into the field, as opposed to the usual method of growing seedlings in a nursery and then transplanting them into flooded fields.
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The primary factors driving the market are the region’s rich soil and ideal climate, which provide optimal conditions for widespread aloe vera cultivation. Its strong export network and reasonable costs also make it a global leader in aloe vera supply.
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The plant has a trailing habit with fewer internodes and can bear fruit in a closed succession. The creeper vine that can grow up to three feet in length. 7 to 8 fruits are produced on one plant.
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It thrives on fertile, medium-to-heavy, well-drained soils, particularly silty loam, clay loam, and silty clays with a pH range between 5 and 7. This crop is grown in three different ecosystems: irrigated, rainfed, and uterine
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