The decline in water availability and costs associated with obtaining water has led to many growers reducing their cultivation areas or switching to less water-dependent crops. This has underscored the importance of not wasting hydroponic crop drainage more than ever.
The Azud Watertech RW water treatment plant includes a water filtration system with disc technology and Azud Helix Automatic AA air-assisted automatic cleaning.
For more information:
Luis Alted
AZUD
Tel.: 620931242
Email: [email protected]
www.azud.com
Azud is a company specializing in designing comprehensive solutions that address the challenges of water scarcity. One of their most notable innovations is the reuse of drainage water in hydroponic crops with the Azud Watertech RW reuse plant.
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“Furthermore, at AZUD, we also offer advanced irrigation solutions using emitting pipes equipped with drippers that incorporate self-compensating and anti-draining technology. These drippers are ideal for efficient water use and represent the best solution for pulse irrigation, ensuring a uniform and efficient water distribution directly to the plant roots.”
“The Azud Watertech RW reuse plant makes it possible to treat and reuse drainage water for horticultural applications. Being available in skid-mounted or containerized configurations, it offers multiple benefits, such as increased water availability, allowing an increase in irrigated hectares by recovering up to 40% of the initially supplied water. Nutrient optimization with the ability to recover up to 30% of the initially supplied nutrients, as well as a reduction of input water, environmental impact, and pathogen infections.”
According to AZUD, future challenges include adapting to climate change, managing the growing demand for food, and facing water scarcity. This is why they are committed to the continuous development of solutions that address these challenges.
Click here to learn more about the Azud Watertech RW reuse plant.
“We’ve been observing a growing recognition of the importance of sustainability in horticulture. As such, reusing drainage water from hydroponic crops has become a priority, not only to conserve water but also to take advantage of its nutrients,” says Luis Alted, agronomist at Azud.
“With our experience in the treatment and reuse of drainage water in hydroponic crops, we are prepared to help farmers face the challenges of the future and ensure more sustainable horticulture,” Luis concludes.