Agriculture

High salinity in irrigation water can significantly harm crop yields and soil health. Saline water affects plants by causing ion toxicity, altering nutrient interactions, and disrupting osmosis, making it harder for roots to absorb water. This can lead to stunted growth, leaf burn, and even plant death. Over time, salinity can degrade soil structure, reduce agricultural productivity, and increase erosion. The EZSal™ system mitigates these effects by removing salts and thereby improving water quality for irrigation.

Rainwater harvesting is a sustainable and cost-effective method for managing water resources. Harvested rainwater is free of salts and chemicals, making it an ideal choice for irrigation, particularly in organic farming. It improves soil quality by reducing salinity and erosion. Additionally, rainwater harvesting systems can help farmers maintain irrigation during droughts or water restrictions, ensuring consistent crop yields. The practice also reduces stormwater runoff, thereby mitigating flooding and pollution in nearby water bodies.