Netafim Drip Tubing For Subsurface Irrigation

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  • Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
  • Edward L Wallace owner/Horticultural consultant for Midwest Landscaping ( www.uniquenvironments.com )shares his tips and idea's on landscaping.
    In this episode Ed shares how he utilizes Netafim irrigation's Techline CV 17mm for a custom built subsurface drip Irrigation system he is creating for his client's Kurapia utility groundwater installation.

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  • @WaterGruffalo
    @WaterGruffalo Год назад

    Great video, thanks for sharing. I’m surprised I don’t see more of this. Saves water, reduces overspray, and hides sprinkler heads. Seems like a win all the way around.

    • @alcambero
      @alcambero  Год назад

      Thank you, WaterGruffalo.
      The initial process can be demanding figuring out soil infiltration rates by doing soil tests so you can manage and apply correct irrigation system run times and not over water your target materials, which can and does happen. Properly installed and maintained sub-surface drip irrigation systems do reduce water wastage and increase the efficiency of water use.
      Thanks for checking out my videos...🙏

  • @jenrusso2134
    @jenrusso2134 Месяц назад +1

    What are those saddle connectors you're using on the header line? Thanks!

    • @alcambero
      @alcambero  Месяц назад +1

      @jenrusso2134
      Jenrusso,
      Thank you for checking out my videos.
      The irrigation fitting is called a HydroRain 3/4" Blu-Lock by 1/2" Drip-Lock tee fitting.
      You can go to the website www.hydrorain.com
      Click the 3/4 " Blu- Lock link, and you will be able to find it listed there.
      Depending on where you reside, you should be able to find a supplier, or you may be able to order directly from the manufacturer.
      The fittings are very reliable and easy to use.
      Good luck, and share the video with others, please...🙏
      Thank you...🤠👍🏾

  • @DregGayton777
    @DregGayton777 4 месяца назад +1

    I heard since Netafim uses emitter check valves , you don't need a air relief box installed. Is this correct?

    • @alcambero
      @alcambero  4 месяца назад +1

      Good morning, and thank you for viewing and your question.
      We always use the relief valves as they are a design concept Netafim encourages and is a great way to ensure proper air release in the tubing after the irrigation cycle is complete.
      Thanks for being a part of the Midwest Landscaping ' Yardee ' community...🙏