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Drip irrigation, also known as micro irrigation or localized irrigation, is an irrigation method that saves water and fertilizer by allowing water to drip slowly to the roots of plants, either onto the soil surface or directly onto the root zone, through a network of valves, pipes, lateral, and drip. It is done through narrow tubes that deliver water directly to the base of the plant. Drip irrigation can help to use water efficiently. A well-designed drip irrigation system loses practically no water to runoff, deep 3“Solar Powered Drip irrigation system” especially designed for farmers, who do not have access to conventional power and has small land holding. The solar pumps have Brushless DC motors which receives power from the PV panels. This system does not have any batteries. Hence the solar pumps start early in the morning & continue to work till late evening. To analyze the impact of adoption of drip irrigation technology by farmers on productivity of fruits, sugarcane and vegetables by comparing it with conventional non-drip irrigated fields To assess the efficiency of water, electricity and fertilizer use under drip and non-drip irrigated fruit, sugarcane and vegetable crops cultivation To analyze the economic viability of drip system investment in fruit, sugarcane and vegetable crops To investigate the salinity and nitrate-N distribution in the soil profile under drip and conventional (non-drip) irrigated cropped farmers’ fields To verify nitrate contamination in ground water sources from wells located in drip irrigated and conventional (non-drip) irrigated cropped fields The field study revealed that drip irrigation & fustigation has the, Potential to increase productivity in fruit, vegetable crops and Sugarcane significantly besides conserving resources such as water, Fertilizer, power, labour etc as compared to conventional irrigation The economic analysis revealed that drip irrigation was found to be a profitable and efficient technology for fruit, sugarcane and vegetable crops with positive customer Cost of capital. With reduced leaching losses and by maintaining the soil health the MI technology is proved to be an environment friendly technology.

Design of Drip Irrigation System by Renewable Energy