Moisture
Control
Why is it necessary to manage water resources?
Water is essential for the full development of a crop. Controlling soil moisture levels according to the crop being planted is a decisive factor for achieving high productivity.
Excessive irrigation wastes natural resources, generates unnecessary expenses, raises the risk of plant diseases, and causes loss of soil and nutrients by surface runoff.
On the other hand, water deficiency has a direct impact on productivity as it interferes in the full development and health of the plant.
Controlling the soil moisture level allows your crop to receive the right amount of water: neither too much nor little.
Why is it necessary to manage water resources?
Water is essential for the full development of a crop. Controlling soil moisture levels according to the crop being planted is a decisive factor for achieving high productivity.
Excessive irrigation wastes natural resources, generates unnecessary expenses, raises the risk of plant diseases, and causes loss of soil and nutrients by surface runoff.
On the other hand, water deficiency has a direct impact on productivity as it interferes in the full development and health of the plant.
Controlling the soil moisture level allows your crop to receive the right amount of water: neither too much nor little.
