16 June 2022

Viticulture requires specific circumstances for grapes to mature at the ideal speed and come to the ideal Brix (or sugar concentration) levels for maturation. Contingent upon the environment you’re working in, your vineyard may require extra consideration for your irrigation system to successfully produce results. 

Assuming you have hard water, mineral stores could slow down your irrigation system, especially in the event that they’re more nuanced and use smaller nozzles. Luckily, water conditioner systems can separate and stop scale development, enabling your irrigation system to work like new.

For instance, take drip systems or micro-irrigation, these set-ups are especially helpful for vineyards with ordinarily dry circumstances. Utilizing small openings, a dribble water system situation distributes water right where it’s generally required, permitting plants to get the water they expect while drinking less of the asset.

It’s not hard to envision how scale development and mineral buildups could keep grape producers from meeting long-term accomplishments. If farmers are dealing with hard water that can clog up their irrigation system, damages to the equipment is inevitable over time and can therefore cost more money having to continually invest in maintenance. 

Treating the water supply without adding synthetic compounds could be of extraordinary help with this case. Reactive Water’s innovative conditioning solution utilizes frequencies that eliminate scale, and slow development, and lessens the destructive nature of minerals tracked down in the water. The system additionally makes significant nutrients more bio-accessible to plants, further supporting the wellbeing and nature of grape harvests.

Contact Reactive Water to discuss if our water conditioning solutions are right for you.