is an irrigation system that provides water and nutrients under the soil surface in a localized manner using pipes buried between 10 and 50 centimeters deep and with a flow rate of 0.5 to 8 liters/hour that apply water through small, high-frequency irrigations.
Irrigation can be applied to both herbaceous and woody crops, with specific peculiarities for each type of crop.
this irrigation system offers a number of advantages for the farmer
The localized subway irrigation system also has some disadvantages
In short, for a correct management of the localized subway irrigation system, adequate training is required for farmers who want to implement its use in order to achieve a proper operation and to be able to take advantage of the benefits that this irrigation system offers.