Efficient micro-irrigation for farms requiring controlled water consumption, precise fertigation, and more stable yields.
At the heart of Rivulis agriculture is the connection with farmers and the appreciation of water resources. With origins in some of the world's most arid areas, the company has perfected the art of harnessing every drop of water, turning climate challenges into agricultural performance. Although only 201TPTP3T of global agricultural land is irrigated, it generates 501TPTP3T of the world's food production, demonstrating the importance of efficient irrigation systems.
Rivulis's drip irrigation solutions are suitable for both annual crops, such as vegetables or corn, and for orchards and permanent plantations. In addition, the range includes solutions for seasonal horticulture, protected agriculture, and subsurface irrigation (SDI), allowing the system to be adapted to different crop, terrain, and usage requirements.
For vegetables and other seasonal crops requiring uniform distribution and good control of water consumption.
For stable systems, with high efficiency and adaptation for multi-year use.
For more precise control of water and nutrients in advanced production systems
Drip irrigation is one of the most efficient methods of applying water and fertilisers, being more precise than sprinkler or pivot irrigation and more easily adapted to different crops, terrains and working conditions.
The system helps to save between 10% and 50% of water compared with traditional methods, whilst reducing losses through evaporation and irrigating only where it is needed, at the root level.
Each plant receives a better-dosed amount of water, which contributes to crop uniformity and better plant quality, without watering the leaves or fruits.
Nutrients can be injected directly into the system, reaching the roots with less loss and better application control.
The systems can be used seasonally or multi-annually, are more resistant to wind conditions than sprinklers, and can also be used on sloping terrain.
Suitable for annual crops (vegetables, maize), orchards or permanent plantations. Available in pressure compensated (PC) or non-pressure compensated (non-PC) versions for maximum uniformity and clog resistance.
Over 40 variants, with different flow rates and configurations, available in PC and PCND versions. Recommended for intensive horticulture, greenhouses and hydroponics.
Complete range of connectors, flush valves and fittings designed for durability, ease of installation and performance in harsh environments.
Rivulis is globally recognised for quality, innovation and reliability, with production carried out in factories across multiple countries and strict testing standards.
In addition, the company has expert teams that offer farmers consultancy for optimising irrigation systems, making the solution relevant not only as a product but also as a technical partnership.
Choosing a drip irrigation system depends not only on the surface area, but also on the crop being irrigated, the topography of the land, the water quality and the desired lifespan.
Depending on these criteria, IPSO can recommend the suitable option from the Rivulis range.
Rivulis’ solutions can be used for both annual crops, such as vegetables or maize, and for orchards, permanent plantations, intensive horticulture, greenhouses, and protected agriculture.
Yes. The Gama includes pressure-compensated variants, designed for better uniformity, including on sloped terrain.
Yes. Some solutions, such as Ro-Drip, are designed specifically for farmers who use poor quality water.
Drip lines and tubing are suitable for annual crops or plantations, while individual drippers are particularly recommended for intensive horticulture, greenhouses, and more specialised applications.
Yes. Rivulis systems can be used both seasonally and annually, depending on the crop and the farming method.
Send us some details about the cultivation, area and water source, and the IPSO team can help you identify the right option from the Rivulis range.