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Good filter technologies greatly reduce volume of residual drain
Wasting water is so yesterday! The water treatment requirement that entered into force in the Netherlands at the beginning of this year is forcing Dutch growers to reduce the volume of drain water they discharge. But there is scope to reduce it even further by optimising filter output. Making minor adjustments at the front end of the system can have a significant impact on the volume of residual drain water. What’s more, keeping this volume as low as possible can ultimately save you a lot of money on the cost of water treatment.
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Maintenance starts with rinsing filters clean after every use
A sprayer is an indispensable part of many a grower’s kit, whether we’re talking spray robot or spray gun. When you’re buying a sprayer, it’s important to get the pump capacity right.
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