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Profit from responsible water use

Overwatering not only puts the crop at risk. It can end up decreasing your water allocation, polluting groundwater, and reducing nutrient efficiency in the soil.

A study conducted in China showed that optimal irrigation is more effective than optimal fertilisation in reducing nutrient leaching. This makes sense, as water enables translocation of all macro- and

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