Drip Irrigation Project for Dragon Fruit in Johor, Malaysia

Project Location: Johor, Malaysia

Project Background: Dragon fruit plantations feature high planting density. Traditional manual irrigation is inefficient, and disease and pest outbreaks occur frequently.

Planting Scale: 50-hectare orchard

Climatic Conditions: Tropical rainforest climate with an annual rainfall of over 2,000 mm, yet the rainfall distribution is uneven.

Technical Solutions:

Dripper Installation: Pressure-compensating drippers are installed at the base of each dragon fruit support column to ensure uniform water infiltration.

Humidity Sensing System: The project is equipped with 12 humidity sensors, and the drip irrigation frequency is adjusted via an intelligent control system.

Centralized Fertilization System: An intelligent fertilization system is integrated, allowing remote control of fertilizer application rates via mobile devices.

Achievements/Effects:

Improved Water Efficiency: Water use efficiency has increased by 50%, significantly reducing water costs.

Fruit Uniformity: The size of dragon fruits has become more uniform, with improved consistency.

Pest and Disease Control: Due to the precise water supply and fertilization of the drip irrigation system, the incidence of pests and diseases has decreased by nearly 40%.

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