An experiment on growing sugarcane showed that using drip irrigation at certain levels can increase cane yield. Drip irrigation at 80% of water loss gave the best results, followed by 60% and 40% levels, compared to the traditional surface irrigation method. For the second crop, all three levels of drip watering had similar good results. The most efficient use of water was with a 40% level of drip irrigation. Adding nitrogen to the sugarcane didn't make a big difference in yield. So, applying 175 kg of nitrogen per hectare through watering the plants was the best for growth and savings.