Israel’s Netafim, the world’s leading drip irrigation company, has developed a potentially world-changing drip system for rice aimed at replacing the traditional system of flooding.

The answer, according to Israeli inventor Rafi Mehudar, is right under their feet – in the drip irrigation technology he perfected for water tech firm Netafim. Now found in farms around the ...

An Israeli company has developed a drip irrigation system for growing rice to replace the flooded paddies that have supplied the world with rice for generations but cause a surprising level of ...

TEL AVIV, March 21 (Reuters) - Israeli drip irrigation pioneer Netafim is targeting 50 percent growth in earnings by 2020 as it leverages the resources and market opportunities offered by its new ...

In countries with semi-arid climates like Spain and Israel, drip irrigation, fertigation and frost protection are changing where and how avocados are grown and exported to Europe. Companies like ...

In a move aimed at strengthening operations in Central America, Israeli micro-irrigation giant ... Netafim became the global pioneer in drip irrigation technology. Today, in addition to its ...

Fittingly, Israeli technology may come to the rescue in the US southwest. Low-cost, gravity-fed drip irrigation, developed by an Israeli scientist, has already been deployed on thousands of acres ...

In addition to using wastewater for crops, Israel also relies heavily on drip irrigation. There are still some crops watered with sprinkler systems, but drip irrigation is used everywhere from ...

In fact, the major Israeli drip irrigation companies have at least two production facilities in India. What India can particularly learn from Israel is the manner in which it approaches 'crisis ...