Without good watering, a bountiful harvest cannot be gathered
But cultivating the plot requires some mechanization of this process. Just as an egg incubator is necessary to bring a large number of eggs to hatching simultaneously at the required temperature, so for optimal harvesting from a dacha plot, it is necessary to use special pumps for irrigating the garden and vegetable garden.
The amount of harvest directly depends on two factors – weather conditions and a sufficient amount of water. Ideally, this amount of water should come from precipitation, but in practice this may not happen. And as a result, a gardener who spends all summer on their garden and vegetable garden will get a small harvest. To prevent this, a water pump should be used at the dacha to irrigate the area planted with plants.
Usually, a dacha plot is not very large, within a few tens of hundred square meters. Since the capacity of simple submersible pumps like "Gnome" or "Rucheek" (Brook) is quite sufficient to irrigate an area up to a hundred meters from the water source, one such pump can successfully both supply drinking water to the house, delivering water from a well or artesian well, and irrigate the entire area of the plot.
For very large plots, more powerful pumps will have to be installed, but it is unrealistic to treat a plot of several hectares with one or several pumps, since this still requires many water sources. But such large plots are usually used only for planting certain crops, grains, for example. Gardeners do not keep orchards of this size, and it is the irrigation of orchards that is most important for a timely and abundant harvest.
Since dacha plots are very rarely connected to any centralized water supply system, the pump is a very important element for ensuring the viability of the dacha plot. The standard scheme of its use is: the pump is lowered into a well that leads to aquifers, from there water is raised to the surface and enters the house, and is also used for irrigating the planted area.
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