Category: Irrigation Blog

Fruits & Vegetables Irrigation filters for watering of crops from ditch, well, river, or lake water sources. All modern irrigation systems need protection from particulates in the water supply. Dirt such as algae, sand, clams, shells, snails, bugs, worms, and silt will clog drippers, taps, emitters, sprinkles, solenoid valves, and injection fertilizers. Crop yield reduction […]

Greenhouse & Nursery Irrigation filtration for greenhouses and nurseries. Very few businesses are more water-dependent than greenhouses and nurseries. Many of them pump water from a local pond, river, or well, bringing up sand and sediment along with the water. Screen and cartridge filters constantly need to be disassembled for cleaning, sometimes as often as […]

Golf & Turf Irrigation filters for filtration of golf courses and turf. All modern irrigation systems need protection from particulates in the water supply. Organic suspended solids such as algae, clams, shells, snails, sand, bugs, worms, and silt clog drippers, emitters, sprinklers, and solenoid valves. Plugged irrigation heads cause brown spotting. Immediate manual cleaning of […]