indirect irrigation

Indirect irrigation refers to methods of watering crops that do not involve direct application of water to the plants. Instead, it involves practices like rainwater harvesting, where water is collected and stored from rainfall, or using irrigation systems that distribute water more efficiently across a field, such as drip irrigation, which delivers water to the root zone. These methods help conserve water and reduce evaporation, making them more sustainable for agriculture while ensuring that plants receive the necessary moisture for growth. Indirect irrigation plays a crucial role in enhancing crop yields and managing water resources effectively.