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Boosting Farm Productivity With Better Water Management

Simon Osuji by Simon Osuji
January 30, 2025
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In the farming sector, efficiency is essential to maintain profitability and sustainability. With the growing demands for food production and increasing pressures on resources, modern agriculture must leverage technology to improve yield, minimise waste, and optimise processes.

Precision irrigation with pressure sensors

VEGA, a leader in sensor technology, offers a suite of pressure and level measurement solutions that can significantly enhance productivity on the farm, from monitoring fertiliser levels to optimising irrigation systems. Water management is one of the most crucial aspects of successful farming, especially in regions prone to drought. Farmers are increasingly adopting precision irrigation methods to ensure that crops receive just the right amount of water at the right time. VEGA’s pressure sensors, such as the VEGABAR series, are ideal for use in irrigation systems. These sensors accurately monitor the water pressure within pipes, ensuring consistent water flow to all areas of the farm.

For instance, in drip irrigation systems, uneven water pressure can lead to over-watering in some areas and under-watering in others, wasting resources and potentially harming crops.

By installing VEGA’s pressure sensors along irrigation lines, farmers can detect pressure drops or fluctuations early on, allowing for immediate adjustments to maintain consistent water delivery. This not only preserves water but also supports healthier, more resilient crops, ultimately improving yields and resource efficiency.

Enhancing fertiliser management with level sensors

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Fertiliser is another critical input that must be carefully managed to ensure optimal crop growth without overuse. Precise monitoring of fertiliser levels is essential, especially when using automated dispensing systems. VEGA’s level measurement solutions, such as the VEGAPULS radar sensors, offer accurate and reliable level readings of bulk fertiliser tanks and silos. An application example is a grain farm that stores liquid fertiliser in large tanks. Keeping an accurate track of fertiliser levels helps the farmer plan for timely restocking, prevent running out mid-season, and avoid over-purchasing. With a VEGAPULS level sensor installed on the tank, the farmer gains real-time data on fertiliser levels. The sensor’s non-contact radar technology remains unaffected by changing environmental conditions and does not require maintenance, making it highly suited for agricultural applications. This solution ensures that fertiliser stock levels are managed more efficiently, reducing waste, costs, and downtime. VEGA’s pressure and level sensors offer robust, precise, and maintenance-free solutions that help farmers optimise resource use, reduce waste, and increase overall productivity. By enabling better control over irrigation and fertiliser management, VEGA’s sensors support the farming sector’s ongoing transformation towards smart, sustainable agriculture. As farmers adopt these technologies, they can look forward to improved yields, more efficient resource usage, and a stronger position in today’s challenging agricultural landscape.

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