Drip feed irrigation, also known as drip or trickle irrigation, is a water-efficient method of watering plants by delivering water directly to their roots through a network of pipes and emitters. These emitters slowly release water, minimizing runoff and allowing plants to absorb it more effectively. 

Automatic watering timers are devices that automate the process of watering plants and gardens, eliminating the need for manual watering. They are typically programmed to turn on and off at specific times or based on soil moisture levels, ensuring plants receive the right amount of water at the right time. 

Pop-up sprinkler systems are underground irrigation systems that rise from the ground when activated, distributing water over a specific area, and then retract back down when finished. They are designed to deliver water evenly and discreetly, offering an automated and efficient watering solution for lawns and gardens.

Micro spray systems consist of a simple network of pipes with low-volume micro-sprays attached. A micro-spray irrigation system consists of a simple network of pipes with low-volume micro-sprays attached. These micro-sprays have been designed to irrigate or water small to medium size planting areas.