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Fertigation
What is fertigation?
Fertigation is an advanced technique that allows the application of fertilisers and chemicals in a single process through the irrigation system.
In this way, fertilisers are provided more efficiently and uniformly directly to the root zone of the plants, ensuring they receive exactly the amount of nutrients they need, when they need it.
Fertigation equipment
Fertigation equipment and systems
At ITC, we are leaders in offering complete fertigation equipment and systems so you can find the product you need
Dosing pumps
Dosing pumps are devices specifically designed to transfer a precise and controlled amount of liquid (such as a chemical or nutrient) into a system over time.
These pumps ensure the constant and exact administration of chemicals, which is essential in fertigation for many industrial and agricultural applications.
Turbine mixers
Turbine mixers with centrifugal movement to help rotate the liquid, and axial movement to mix the bottom of the tank.
Dosing control
Multiparametric controllers to monitor free chlorine, pH, ORP (RedOx), flow and temperature, as well as adjust them through the control outlets for water treatment dosing pumps.
The configuration options allow online control using an analogue output (mA) with PIQ adjustment.
ITC Fertigation system
Suitable for dissolving solid fertilisers as well as in a wide range of industrial applications, water treatment, food industry.
Applications
Fertigation applications
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Intensive agriculture
Ideal for greenhouse crops, orchards, and fruit trees where maximising production is desired. -
Extensive agriculture
In large fields, such as corn or wheat, fertiliser efficiency can be improved through irrigation pivots. -
Gardening and landscaping
Ensures optimal and healthy growth of ornamental plants and lawns. -
Hydroponic crops
In soilless systems, fertigation is essential to provide plants with all the nutrients they need.
Success stories
Studies of solutions adapted to each challenge
FAQ
Frequently asked questions and doubts
Yes, fertigation is adaptable to different types of plants. However, it is essential to adjust nutrient dosages according to the type and condition of the crop.
Technical reviews
Download the article «The efficiency of agitation in fertigation»
Each crop has specific nutrient requirements that can vary according to growth stage and soil type.