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ALSAGRI is a company with over 20 years of experience in agricultural water management projects in South Africa. They prioritize responsible land stewardship, soil health, and efficient water use. Their commitment to reducing risk and maximizing return on investment has driven their growth. We emphasize custom water management solutions tailored to each farm, placing the farmer's needs at the forefront.

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Expertise

Over Two Decades of Excellence in Agricultural Water Management: Honing Skills and Expertise to Perfection

Sustainable

Committed to Sustainable Land Management, Soil Health Promotion, and Water Resource Optimization with Unparalleled Efficiency and Reusability

Solutions

Dedicated to the Unique Needs of Each Farm: Tailor-Made Water Management Solutions Putting Farmers First

Innovation

Pioneering Agriculture with Cutting-Edge Technology and Methodologies: Advancing Land Stewardship and Sustainable Farming Practices

Numbers

124

Farms

26%

Efficiency

8M

Litres drained P/D

1320

km of Piping

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Step into the world of agricultural innovation at ALSAGRI with our extensive gallery of equipment. From tractors and plows to cutting-edge technology, our diverse range is designed to cater to the evolving needs of modern farming. Discover the tools that empower farmers and drive productivity in the field.

Need to know

Here are some of the most frequently asked questions about our products and services. Consult on our website for quick and easy resolution, or open a ticket if you need our intervention.

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Agricultural Water Management (AWM) refers to the systematic control, distribution, and efficient use of water resources in agriculture to enhance crop production while conserving water and mitigating the impact of water-related problems, such as flooding and drought. It involves various practices and techniques to optimize water use in farming.

Drainage is essential in agriculture because it helps remove excess water from fields, preventing waterlogging and soil saturation, which can be detrimental to crop growth. Proper drainage systems ensure soil aeration, root development, and nutrient uptake, promoting healthier and more productive crops.

Common drainage methods in agriculture include surface drainage, subsurface drainage, and controlled drainage. Surface drainage involves shaping the field to allow excess water to flow away. Subsurface drainage uses pipes or tiles buried below the surface to remove excess water. Controlled drainage allows farmers to manage water levels by controlling outlet structures.

To determine if your farm requires a drainage system, assess the soil’s drainage capacity, observe for signs of waterlogging or excess moisture in the field, and consider the local climate and rainfall patterns. Consulting with agricultural extension services or experts can also help in making an informed decision.

To enhance water-use efficiency in agriculture, consider implementing practices such as drip irrigation, mulching, using drought-tolerant crop varieties, and adopting precision farming techniques. Additionally, regularly monitoring soil moisture levels and optimizing irrigation scheduling can help conserve water while maximizing crop yields.

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