National Water Authority Launches Smart Irrigation Network
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The National Water Authority has rolled out a nationwide smart irrigation network connecting over 15,000 agricultural operations to a centralized monitoring platform. The system uses soil moisture sensors, weather data, and satellite imagery to optimize water delivery to farms across the country.
Early results show a 20% reduction in agricultural water consumption without any loss in crop yields — a critical achievement for a country where agriculture accounts for over 50% of total water consumption.
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The platform provides farmers with real-time recommendations via a mobile app, adjusting irrigation schedules based on crop type, soil conditions, and weather forecasts. The system also detects leaks in irrigation infrastructure, reducing water waste further.
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