Irrigation Methods for Peanuts

It is best to improve the quality of irrigation while ensuring the effectiveness of irrigation and preventing the loss of sprayed water. Considering factors such as labor and equipment costs, you can choose from the following three irrigation methods based on your actual situation.
Drip irrigation: Drip irrigation generally uses a low-pressure pipeline system to slowly penetrate the roots of peanuts. The advantage of this method is that it requires less investment and is easy to operate.
Sprinkler irrigation: Sprinkler irrigation is more water-saving and labor-saving, suitable for large-scale peanut planting. Generally, specialized equipment is used to spray water into the air and finally scatter it onto the peanuts.

Gully irrigation: Gully irrigation is the practice of digging trenches between rows of peanuts to allow water to flow through the trenches and slowly penetrate into the roots. This method can greatly reduce soil and nutrient loss.