Rainwater harvesting in a polyhouse and drip irrigation
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From: zenrainman
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  • unique and valuable contribution to agriculture industry. great job.

    happinesson 1 month ago

  • Zenrainman, what were you smoking that day? This is India not China.

    radbcc 1 year ago

  • Rain barrels!!! BOB SAGET!

    macroorchidism 1 year ago

  • Umm, that was not Chinese on the signs. Looks like Khmer or Lao.

    mrjosh3000 1 year ago

  • @mrjosh3000 its in Kannada, a south Indian language

    SHAATALE 10 months ago

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    benbutterell 1 year ago

  • It is nice to see this kind of innovative technology. It would have been nice to see if the outlet of water tanks are tied up with drip irrigation tubes to understand better

    avudaiutube 2 years ago

  • Like that system, you probably have to keep any sediments out of the water on the drip emitters. I live in WA US, with a similar setup for watering my orchard.

    Been using garden hoses, raingutter filters, hose y-connectors, vertical standpipes and polytank. Great idea for a small farmer in an arid region, probably get a few heavy downpours. Would like to see how that system holds out during wind-dust storms and heavy rain.

    pgm98387 3 years ago

  • tis is too good for our next generation

    touhid1 3 years ago

  • Dommage qu'on y voit pas le système d'irrigation...

    Kamiguiteci 3 years ago

  • Sarah Connor

    mikerohwer 3 years ago

  • i bet you could satisfy alot of camels with that set-up

    DOWNING77 3 years ago

  • Thanks for sharing.

    wetdough 3 years ago

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