Netafim India: Innovative Irrigation Services & Solutions

  Micro-irrigation is the future of agriculture in India, addressing water scarcity and climate challenges. Netafim’s systems improve crop yields, reduce water wastage, and save labor costs. With precision irrigation and digital farming solutions, they optimize resource use and boost productivity, ensuring sustainable farming for the future. Read more: https://www.netafimindia.com/blog/why-micro-irrigation-is-the-future-of-agriculture-in-india/ 

As we stand on the brink of a future where India's population is projected to reach a staggering 1.7 billion by 2050, the looming challenge of meeting a 70% increase in food demand cannot be understated. This surge in demand, coupled with the constant reduction in the agricultural land area, raises concerns about our ability to sustainably feed the growing population. The Challenge at Hand: Shrinking Agricultural Land India has been grappling with the consistent loss of arable land at an average rate of 0.12% every year for several decades. The stark reality is that our land, a precious and limited resource, is diminishing year by year. This poses a significant challenge to our ability to meet the escalating demand for food in the coming years. Precision Irrigation : Netafim's Innovative Solution Enter precision irrigation, a beacon of hope in our quest for sustainable agriculture. In contrast to conventional forms of irrigation, precision irrigation, championed by Netafim, sta...

  Toofan Dripline offers superior clogging resistance, durability, and affordability. It features Netafim’s TurbuNext™ technology, ensuring efficient irrigation even with challenging water quality. Ideal for row crops and open fields, it reduces costs, improves crop uniformity, and supports sustainable farming practices, benefiting farmers year after year. Read More: https://www.netafimindia.com/blog/how-toofan-dripline-is-reforming-drip-irrigation/

In a remarkable stride towards agricultural growth and rural development, India's micro-irrigation sector has witnessed significant transformations. Let's delve into the inspiring numbers and impactful initiatives. A micro-irrigation fund (MIF) with a substantial ₹5000 crore corpus was established in partnership with the National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD) during the 2018-19 fiscal year. Its primary objective? To enable states to mobilize vital resources. Under this fund, a whopping ₹12,696 crore in central assistance has been extended to states, with a remarkable ₹11,845 crore having been effectively utilized by the end of the last financial year. The expansion of irrigation coverage since 2017-18 has been bolstered by a string of programs and projects. These include the Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchai Yojana (PMKSY) and the Accelerated Irrigation Benefit Programme (AIBP), which witnessed a disbursement of ₹11,505 crore between 2017-18 and 2021-23. Add...

With a per capita water availability of just 1,428 kiloliters per year, it's evident that we must act decisively to address this issue. Any nation with annual water availability below 1,700 kiloliters per head is considered water-deficient, and we find ourselves in that territory. In 2011, our great nation took its first step into the League of water-deficient countries. What makes this situation even more concerning is that India has one of the fastest shrinking water pools among G-20 economies. The clock is ticking, and we need sustainable solutions. Enter Drip Irrigation – a game-changer that can transform our agricultural landscape. Here are some compelling reasons why we need to prioritize it: Water Efficiency: Drip irrigation ensures water use efficiency of up to 50-90%, compared to traditional flood irrigation methods. This means more crops per drop, a crucial factor in water-scarce regions. Water Savings: Compared to flood irrigation, Drip irrigation can save water to t...

The Drip Irrigation market is on an exciting trajectory, boasting a remarkable CAGR of 13.9%. By 2028, it is set to reach a substantial $23.31 billion, a significant leap from the $9.28 billion in 2021 (Source: The Insight Partners). But what's powering this astounding growth? Let's delve into the driving forces: 👉 Rapid Growth in Greenhouse Vegetable Production: The expanding greenhouse vegetable industry is a major catalyst. As the demand for fresh, locally sourced produce continues to surge, greenhouse growers are turning to drip irrigation for efficient and sustainable solutions. 👉 Growing Focus on Sustainable Agriculture: Sustainability is at the heart of modern agriculture. Drip irrigation offers a precise, water-efficient method of crop cultivation, conserving resources and reducing environmental impact. Here's a closer look at the dynamics within the industry: Components: The market segments into key components such as emitters, drip tubes/drip lines, filters...

  Precision fertigation delivers precise amounts of water and fertilizers directly to the plant roots through irrigation systems, enhancing nutrient uptake and efficiency. It ensures timely and accurate application, improving crop growth, reducing waste, and offering better control over nutrient delivery using advanced technologies like injectors and sensors. Read more: https://www.netafimindia.com/blog/precision-fertigation-a-key-technology-for-precision-agriculture/