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John Deere drip line unveiled in Australia
Posted by Green Fun Store on 1/26/2011
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The John Deere D5000 flow-regulated drip line took more than five years of research and development to create and will be produced at John Deere Water's Melbourne production facility, the company said. The managing director for John Deere Water Australia and New Zealand, Peter Wanckel, said the "worldwide launch of a drop line product in this country reflects John Deere Water's commitment to the Australian agricultural sector as growers strive for increased irrigation efficiency improvements."
The John Deere D5000 is available in sizes up to 27mm in diameter, effectively making the drip line suitable for the long run lengths that many vineyards, cotton fields and almond crops require. Local farmers can't wait to use the newest tool from the farm equipment giant, affirming that the drip line's resistance to clogging is one of its biggest assets.