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Involves flooding an entire field with water, allowing it to soak in. Best suited to flat areas with a reliable source of water.

A form of drip irrigation where the water delivery pipes are buried beneath the soil surface. Suitable for areas with high evaporation rates and deep-rooted crops.

Delivers water directly to the base or root zone of the plant using emitters, hence reducing water wastage. Suitable for arid regions and row crops.

Uses low-pressure, low-volume water delivery to the plants via tubing, tapes, and emitters. Ideal for high-value crops and water-scarce regions.

Mimics rainfall by spraying water over the crops with sprinklers. Suitable for a variety of terrains, especially uneven land.

Relies on gravity flow to distribute water over the soil surface. Suitable for large fields with crops that can tolerate standing water.

A method where equipment rotates around a central pivot and crops are watered with sprinklers. Best suited for large, flat fields.