Mar 16, 2017
Productive Gardens, an agricultural supplies company based Manly, Australia, announced EasiOyYa, an automatic irrigation solution based on a system of porous clay pots (ollas) connected to a water barrel.
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Brisbane, Australia - March 15, 2017 /PressCable/ —
Productive Gardens, an alternative agriculture company based in Manly, Australia, recently launched a new automatic watering system based on porous olla clay vessels and clay irrigation capsules.
More information can be found at https://easioyya.com.
Reliable water sources are essential for all types of agricultural activities. While commercial farmers typically use large irrigation systems to water their crops, home gardeners or those who cultivate small surfaces have to rely on alternative systems.
Productive Gardens launched an automatic irrigation system based on interconnected ollas. An olla is a porous clay pot that is inserted into the ground, providing water directly to the root area of the plant.
Ollas have long been used to water different crops. However, like most traditional irrigation systems, the water supply was provided manually, which gave them a relatively limited autonomy. The new automatic water supply system developed by Productive Gardens extends the autonomy of an olla system.
The new system, called EasiOyYa, is based on a system of porous clay pots connected by tubing to a central tank or water barrel. The size of the tank can be chosen by each garden owner depending on how much autonomy they want.
The EasiOyYa system works by allowing the plants themselves to control how much water they need. The porous clay capsules will release water as the surrounding garden bed loses moisture. Through capillary suction, the plants alter the moisture level, thus helping to regulate the water flow from the clay pots.
Each EasiOyYa kit comes with eight clay pots and the necessary tubing and fitting system required to connect the pots to the desired water source. An EasiOyYa kit provides sufficient irrigation for over one square meter of garden bed, making it ideal for balcony gardens, pot plants, raised vegetable gardens, patio gardens and many others.
Interested parties can find more information by visiting the above-mentioned website.
Contact Info:
Name: David Borthwick
Email: [email protected]
Organization: Productive Gardens
Address: PO Box 5419, Manly, Brisbane, Australia
For more information, please visit https://easioyya.com
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 178271
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