My thoughts. This difficult. How much can someone cover with this? It's tedious I tell you. How are you going to refill the bottle? Storm will bring them down.
It's interesting fascinating, effective I presume for some people. Nothing good they say comes easy. My friend had to through this last year to prevent her crops. God bless our hard works. It's a good one, but it is a waste of time. This is punishment.
* How will the flow or drops be controlled?
The water will heat up during the midday.
It's good if you can go through the stress. Nice creativity. This is obsolete initiative, it can take longer time to execute that in a large piece of land. Nothing good comes eazy. A good solution but hectic!
Na real work:
1. Pick plastic bottle tire,
2. Fill tire,
3. Tie to stick tire. Omo!
Some funny folks see saying "good technology", and "good development" without checking the feasibility. It will waste time and energy, and yet will not satisfy the crops. I believe it's a way local irrigating. This is for 15 centuries. Don't drag us backwards.
So, if the water finish, you will go and refill it one after the other? Well done ooh. This is not a mechanized farming. You may try it, but I'm sure the result will not too good.
Well, it is actually an appropriate technology for the level of the economy. With time it will be enhanced. Nice until it is time for refill.
* What is the capacity of a plastic bottle?
* What volume of water does it hold?
* What is the water requirement for the plant and the retention capacity of the soil?
* Also, how many times will you refill the bottles to saturate the soil?
These are questions you should ask yourself before embarking on this fitness journey, lol. It's creative yeah. But, maximum - Time and Energy will be consumed. Workers will eventually get exhausted both physically and mentally, they begin to make exit plans.
Its actually sad to see farmers willing to go the extra to archive maximum productivity with zero, modernized tools to help ease the process.
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Agro-based farming