Märjendussüsteeme
Märjendussüsteeme, often translated as irrigation systems, are methods and infrastructure designed to artificially supply water to land for agricultural purposes, particularly to supplement rainfall. These systems are crucial in regions with insufficient or unreliable natural precipitation, allowing for crop cultivation and increased yields.
The fundamental principle of a märjendussüsteem is the controlled delivery of water to the root zone of
The components of a märjendussüsteem can range from simple ditches and canals to complex networks of pumps,