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One peculiar disadvantage to drip systems: gardeners often replace plants that have died at the end of a drip system tube by placing a new plant in the exact same place as the existing tube end regardless of the type, needs, or eventual size of the new plant.
Typically, the life span of these poly-drip irrigation lines is about 10-15 years before the irrigation system should be replaced. A longer span than that can lead to excessively high water bills as frequent leaks and water damage may become an issue.
Disadvantages Drip Irrigation Can Be High-Maintenance Primarily, these systems require more regular maintenance than conventional irrigation systems.
How the Credit Works. For each new, full-time job created in South Carolina, the tax credit ranges in value from $1,500 - $25,000 per job per year, depending on the countys tier. Counties are tiered based on unemployment rates and per capita income, with Tier IV counties offering the highest incentives.
The major drawbacks of traditional irrigation systems are as follows: Uneven distribution of water. Some crops get more water while some crops get less water. Waterlogging is another issue in uneven land. It requires the use of cattle and human labour, thus it is less efficient.
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Drip irrigation ProsCons Saves water by minimizing evaporation Method cannot be used with high iron content water because emitters become clogged Nutrient losses from leaching is reduced Maintenance is required to keep system going No land grading required Chewing on tubing from insects and rodents can cause water leaks1 more row
Drip irrigation is sometimes called trickle irrigation and involves dripping water onto the soil at very low rates (2-20 litres/hour) from a system of small diameter plastic pipes fitted with outlets called emitters or drippers.

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