Agricultural and Biological Sciences
8 years ago

Greenhouse tomatoes thrive with subsurface drip irrigation, boosting yields and water savings.

China Rural Water and Hydropower
Influences of Different Irrigation Methods on the Production and Quality of Green House Tomato
Dong Xiang

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Different irrigation methods were tested on greenhouse tomatoes to see how they affect crop production and quality. Subsurface drip irrigation was found to save more water compared to furrow and drip irrigation. The best results were seen when using subsurface irrigation with an injection volume of 0.75 L and a depth of 30 cm below the ground.