2005
DOI: 10.2503/hrj.4.33
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Development of a Closed, Cost- and Energy-Saving Hydroponic System for Hillside Tomato Production

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“…Namely, upon completion of the fertigation, the remaining nutrient solution in the dripper lines flowed from the drippers onto the field at the lower part of the dripper line due to gravity ( Table 1). Higashide et al 5 also showed that a considerable amount of solution leaked from the lowest line after finishing the fertigation when the dripper lines were set at contours. When fertigation was conducted with the developed system, emissions from the dripper were uniform and no emission was found upon completion of fertigation.…”
Section: Development Of Drip Fertigation In a Sloping Greenhousementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Namely, upon completion of the fertigation, the remaining nutrient solution in the dripper lines flowed from the drippers onto the field at the lower part of the dripper line due to gravity ( Table 1). Higashide et al 5 also showed that a considerable amount of solution leaked from the lowest line after finishing the fertigation when the dripper lines were set at contours. When fertigation was conducted with the developed system, emissions from the dripper were uniform and no emission was found upon completion of fertigation.…”
Section: Development Of Drip Fertigation In a Sloping Greenhousementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Higashide et al 5 used dripper lines providing drainage that shut off below a certain pressure, into which check valves were inserted to stop drainage from the lowest line. However, the above-described system was also usable with the dripper (lateral) lines set at contours (Fig.…”
Section: Development Of Drip Fertigation In a Sloping Greenhousementioning
confidence: 99%
“…We had developed and installed a sloped greenhouse and a soilless culture system for sloping land in hilly and mountainous areas of Japan (Nagasaki et al, 2001;Higashide et al, 2005a, b). In summer-fall season, the period of tomato harvesting was extended and an increased yield of tomato was achieved by installing them in those areas (Higashide et al, 2005a(Higashide et al, ,b, 2007. To use the greenhouse and the system all year round, some crops should be introduced during winter.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%