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Improve Tomatoes Yield with Precision Irrigation

Learn how to Maximize your Tomatoes Crops

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Commercial tomato crops require consistent water and nutrient delivery to reach optimal yields and quality.
Metzer’s drip and subsurface solutions support every growth stage—improving fruit size, uniformity, and Brix levels while reducing disease risks and fertilizer waste.
Tailored layouts ensure efficient coverage for different soils and planting densities.
By optimizing irrigation and fertigation, Metzer helps growers boost profitability and reduce environmental impact.

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Better Tomatoes irrigation

RootGuard® Roots clogging prevention :

Reliable Solution Against Root Intrusion

Metzer’s RootGuard Band® is a patented, field-proven solution for preventing roots intrusion in subsurface drip irrigation (SDI) systems

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Automation & Control Systems :

Irrigation Automation

Metzer’s automation solutions integrates advanced irrigation control to optimize water management and crop care. By automating irrigation cycles, valve operations, and filter automatic cleaning, growers benefit from precise, timely water delivery tailored to crop needs

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Sub Surface Drip Irrigation :

Experience precision-engineered irrigation that cuts water use, maximizes nutrient delivery, and drives smarter growth. Subsurface systems create cleaner, weed-free surfaces and optimize root zone conditions with minimal salinity. Advanced design reduces disease pressure, system wear, and routine maintenance. With fully buried infrastructure, SDI offers unmatched reliability—secure, efficient, and built for the future.

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Fertigation Systems :

Fertigation Systems

Our fertigation systems deliver nutrients precisely when and where crops need them. Boost yields, save inputs, and simplify crop nutrition with fully integrated solutions.

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Tomatoes irrigation FAQ’s

Metzer’s subsurface drip lines with RootGuard® and anti-siphon emitters prevent root intrusion and clogging, offering multi-season reliability and peace of mind.

Row spacing of 1.5–2m with emitter spacing of 30–50cm is common. Lighter soils need tighter spacing and shorter irrigation intervals

Tomatoes respond well to fertigation. Delivering nutrients via drip systems directly to the root zone improves uptake by over 100% and reduces waste from leaching.

Yes. Controlled water deficits during the ripening stage can increase Brix levels while maintaining yield, making drip systems ideal for processing tomatoes.

Tomatoes go through four stages: establishment, development, ripening, and final drying. Each has specific water demands that Metzer systems are tailored to support.

Metzer drip systems deliver precise water and nutrients directly to the root zone, maximizing yield potential up to 140 tons/ha and improving marketable fruit output.

Tomatoes require deep, consistent moisture for root development and fruiting. Uneven irrigation can cause cracking, blossom-end rot, or poor fruit set.