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I AgreeSprinkler irrigation systems enable the use of water under high pressure with the help of a pump. It releases water similar to rainfall through a small diameter nozzle placed in the pipes. Water is distributed through a system of pipes, sprayed into air and irrigates in most of the soil types due to a wide range of discharge capacity. The main components of a sprinkler irrigation system includes a pumping station or header assembly, fertilizer tank, pressure gauges, HDPE / PVC pipes, sprinkler nozzles, by-pass valve, filtration system, and control valves. The benefits of a sprinkler irrigation system is that it eliminates water conveyance channels, thereby reducing conveyance loss; it is suitable in all types of soil, except heavy clay. It ensures water saving up to 30% - 50 %, is suitable for irrigation where the plant population per unit area is very high, helps to increase yield, and reduces soil compaction. In a sprinkler irrigation system, water is distributed by overhead high-pressure sprinklers or guns from a central location in the field or from sprinklers on moving platforms.
Changes and advances in the irrigation industry have led to new technologies that bring the advantages of drip irrigation within the reach of farmers everywhere. As such, manufacturers of drip systems need to stay on top of the latest technology in manufacturing to keep up with increasing demand while still producing a high quality product. New technology is regularly introduced as environmental needs change and the U.S. and other developed countries take a harder look at water consumption. Farmers have adopted new technologies in irrigation systems with full-color touchscreen displays, one of a number of advanced irrigation controller technology options. Apps are also available to maximize water use. Such advancements create opportunities for the product and helps to capture larger market share globally.
An advanced irrigation system requires significantly higher capital for installation as compared to the traditional methods of flood irrigation and rain-fed agriculture. The capital investment is an accumulating cost of the equipment and setup costs, which include the cost of pipes, sprinklers, pumps, electrical lines, well connectors, power units, and installation charges. Moreover, sprinkler irrigation systems are mainly used for cost-intensive agricultural practices, such as orchards and agricultural fields. This high investment for low-value crops would yield a low return on investment. These factors act as restraints of the market.
The penetration of sprinkler irrigation systems is highest in North America. Key players such as Valmont Industries, Lindsay Corporation, T-L Irrigation, and Reinke Manufacturing, Inc. located in this region, gives North America a competitive advantage. These key players have introduced sprinkler systems with irrigation techniques that have contributed significantly to the development of irrigation infrastructure in the region. The market penetration of sprinkler irrigation systems in the US has increased from 35% to 46% over the past decade.
Companies are working on product innovation and development to increase their customer base. Furthermore, key companies are adopting the merger and acquisition strategy to improve their market revenue at the global level. Some of the major companies identified in the sprinkler irrigation system market are:
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The report on the sprinkler irrigation system market is a compilation of first-hand information, qualitative and quantitative assessment by industry analysts, and inputs from industry experts and industry participants across the value chain. The report provides in-depth analysis of parent market trends, macroeconomic indicators, and governing factors, along with market attractiveness as per segments. The report also maps the qualitative impact of various factors on market segments and regions.
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