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Bay of Bengal (254) (Krishna, Cauvery) Euphrates & Tigris in Asia Ganges Great Basin (Amargosa River ) Mekong Murray-Darling Orange Rio de la Plata Rio Grande / Bravo Yellow River Yellow Sea & East China Sea (Ziya He, Interior) |
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Sustainable Agriculture (SDG 2.4)
Water Use Efficiency (SDG 6.4) Integrated Water Resource Management (SDG 6.5) |
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Irrigation Management and Technology | |
| Org. Type: | Utility / Water Service Provider | |
| Language: | English | |
| Org. Website: | www.netafim.com | |
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A pioneer and the world-leading provider of Drip Irrigation solutions, Netafim is the largest player in the global irrigation industry. With 14 manufacturing facilities in 11 countries, 27 subsidiaries, and a strong global distribution network across 110-plus countries, Netafim combines comprehensive in-house agro-knowledge with professional engineering expertise. Since its establishment in Israel in 1965, Netafim has focused on developing methods and tools to raise the qua…
Naty Barak
Chief Sustainability Officer
Netafim
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In partnership with Netafim, this project brings together five farms representing 235 acres of cropland in the Sacramento and San Joaquin valleys. The project converts the farms’ irrigation systems from flood to drip irrigation, reducing water demand and enhancing efficiency. Learn More
Bursey Farm Drip Irrigation Conversion (Project)
In partnership with Netafim, the project converts 36 acres of flood irrigated winter wheat and summer silage corn rotation to drip irrigated almonds at Bursey Farm in La Vina, California. Learn More
California Dairy Drip Irrigation (Project)
suscon.org/project/managing-dairy-manure
Sustainable Conservation and its partners have developed and demonstrated an innovative drip irrigation system that reduces water use, nutrient use, and GHG emissions while growing quality feed crops for dairy cows. Manure (nutrients) is collected from the cow barn into … Learn More
Dairy Irrigation Innovation (Project)
suscon.org/project/managing-dairy-manure
Dairy manure is a valuable by-product that producers traditionally use to fertilize the crops they grow to keep their cows happy and healthy. However, with few export options and limited on-farm management strategies for this “black gold,” farmers end up … Learn More
In partnership with Netafim, this irrigation efficiency project converts 204 acres of almonds, tomatoes, and olives at three farms in Merced, San Joaquin, and Madera counties in California from flood irrigation to subsurface drip irrigation. Learn More
In partnership with Netafim, this irrigation efficiency project converts 598 acres of tomatoes, winter wheat, melons, beans, corn, and garlic at five farms in Solano, Colusa, and Stanislaus counties in California from flood irrigation to subsurface drip irrigation. Learn More
Flood to Subsurface Drip Irrigation in Sacramento (Tremont Farms x2) (Project)
In partnership with Netafim, this irrigation efficiency project converts 159 acres of tomatoes, melons, and sunflowers at Tremont Farms in Yolo County, California from flood irrigation to subsurface drip irrigation. Learn More
Flood to Subsurface Drip Irrigation in the San Joaquin Valley (Perez Farms) (Project)
In partnership with Netafim, this project converts 56-acres of crop on Perez Farm in the San Joaquin Valley from flood to subsurface drip irrigation, reducing water use while ensuring continued agricultural productivity. Learn More
Flood to Subsurface Drip Irrigation using Effluent in the San Joaquin Valley (Triple M Farming) (Project)
In partnership with Netafim, this irrigation efficiency project converts 145 acres of forage rotation at Triple M Farming in Madera County, California from flood irrigation to subsurface drip irrigation that uses effluent. Learn More
Flood to Surface Drip Irrigation in the San Joaquin Valley (Santos Farming) (Project)
In partnership with Netafim, this irrigation efficiency project converts 199 acres of almond acres at Santos Farming in Merced, California from flood irrigation to surface irrigation. Learn More
Introducing Drip Irrigation into the Rimac Basin (Project)
Introducing drip irrigation to agriculture and forestry in the Rimac basin area.Project ResultsSaving water, increasing yields, stopping soil runoff and erosion, using fewer fertilizers and reducing river and aquifer contamination. Learn More
Irrigation Improvements in Sacramento and San Joaquin Valley Regions, California (Project)
In partnership with Netafim and Ecometrics, this project implements precision irrigation technologies across three farms in the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valley hydrologic regions to reduce agricultural water use. Learn More
Managing Dairy Manure for Clean Water (Project)
suscon.org/project/managing-dairy-manure
Dairy manure is a valuable by-product that producers traditionally use to fertilize the crops they grow to keep their cows happy and healthy. However, with few export options and limited on-farm management strategies for this “black gold,” farmers end up … Learn More
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