Application methods of soaker hoses in different farmland structures and scales.

Soaker hoses are widely used in different farmland structures and sizes. The main differences lie in the layout method, irrigation mode and system design.

In small-scale farmland,Soaker hoses can be laid in a simpler way. For example, single row or multiple row layout, reasonable settings according to the arrangement of plants and the shape of the land. Soaker hoses can be laid directly on the soil surface or buried shallowly in the soil to achieve precise irrigation of small plots of land. This method is suitable for small-scale farmland with relatively high plant density.

For large-scale farmland, the application methods of soaker hoses are more diverse. The layout of main pipes and branch pipes can be used to transport water through the main pipe, and then transport water to specific irrigation areas through branch pipes. This kind of design is suitable for large-scale farmland, and can achieve systematic irrigation of the entire farmland through reasonable installation of pipe networks.

Under different farmland structures, the drainage methods of soaker hoses will also be different. In sloping farmland, the contour layout method can be used to realize the natural flow of water along the slope and improve land utilization efficiency by setting up horizontal and vertical seepage pipes. In large flat farmland, uniform spacing can be used to ensure that each irrigation area can receive uniform water supply.