With the increasing prominence of global climate change and resource scarcity issues, the limitations of traditional agricultural irrigation methods are becoming more apparent. To address this challenge, technological innovation has gradually become the key to agricultural development. Recently, a new type of drip irrigation technology has attracted widespread attention in the agricultural sector.

Traditional irrigation methods often suffer from water wastage and soil salinization issues, while the emergence of new drip irrigation technology provides innovative solutions to these problems. Its principle is based on irrigation belts made of permeable materials, releasing water through micro-holes to deliver water directly to the roots of plants, achieving efficient water utilization and uniform soil moisture distribution.

Compared to traditional irrigation, the new drip irrigation technology has several advantages. Firstly, it can reduce water wastage and increase water use efficiency, helping to conserve valuable water resources. Secondly, as water is delivered directly to the roots of plants, it can effectively reduce water evaporation and surface soil water loss, thereby reducing the risk of soil salinization. Additionally, the drip irrigation belts can be intelligently controlled according to the water needs of plants, achieving precision irrigation and providing a better environment for crop growth.