The main goal of any irrigation system is to ensure maximum growth in fruit and nut trees’ early years, which promotes healthy root development and maximum production of adequately sized crops. The amount of water orchard trees need varies with size, climatic conditions, and other factors, but overall, the water used by fruit trees is remarkably similar between species.
Factors such as soil type, tree type, planting density, water quality, and operating costs will all determine which irrigation system will be ideal for your unique setup, but Senninger® has multiple options available for micro and sprinkler irrigation.
Triad™
The Senninger® Triad™ is a unique, three-stream sprinkler for orchard irrigation that is ideal for irrigating small root zones associated with young trees. It requires less filtration than traditional micro-irrigation. Its three adjustable nozzles for precise direction and trajectory control.
A Guide for Success
Download our guide to irrigating orchards and groves to learn how full, instantaneous coverage helps accelerate growth of young trees and brings them into production faster.
Check out our frost protection guide with recommendations on how to combat cold fronts and other extreme climate events and protect crops like fruits, nuts and ornamentals.
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Hartmannsdorf, STE Austria
"This sprinkler is the perfect match for our list of needs. Due to the achieved high average uniformity coefficient, we can reduce the water application necessary for frost protection by around 20% compared to impact sprinklers. Furthermore the sprinkler is sturdy and resilient, demands very low pressure to operate, and is low maintenance.” - Johannes Ladenhauf
Boyaca Department, Colombia
Farmers at Olivanto Orchard noticed that olive trees are blooming before the rainy season due to the more efficient water application with Spray Stakes. The growers were also able to apply fertilizer via the stakes to spread this over a larger area, which generated greater productivity in a short amount of time.