About K-Line Irrigation
K-Line Irrigationbegan about twenty years ago on the south island of New Zealand. Dairy farmer John Kirk and RX Plastics in Ashburton combined to create this new and innovative irrigation system. K-Line’s lower cost and simplicity helped it to catch on quickly with the New Zealand graziers. It is the most popular irrigation system in New Zealand today!
So….Who Is K-LineIrrigation?
K-Line Irrigationis aneCommerce retailer of the K-LINE®Irrigation system and its components.We are the American retail team of helpful people who will assist you with your purchase and send off your amazing K-LINE® irrigation system. We are here to answer your calls and questions, making sure you get to enjoy all the wonderful aspects of your new irrigation system!
What Is The K-LineIrrigationPromise To It’s Clients?
IRRIGATION Made Easy-- Anywhere!
At K-Line Irrigation North America , we believe in providing our clients with the highest level of quality products and customer service. Every irrigation situation is unique so let us help you find the right solution for your needs.
VersatilityK-Line systems can be designed to fit any shape of the property and moved across any type of terrain as long as it can be traversed by an ATV. K-Line is designed to fit each unique field and any obstructions that may be present within it such as fences, buildings, and trees. No need to manipulate your field to make irrigation possible.
Furthermore, K-Line’s versatility permits multifunctional use by the arena owner. K-Line is a perfect solution for wetting down an arena prior to an event. Arena owners may choose to have separate K-Line systems for pasture and arena areas, or because of K-Line’s versatility and portability, utilize the same unit on both areas. Horse property owners can quicky disconnect the pasture unit and transport it to the arena area, water down the arena, avoiding pooling by applying exactly as much water as is needed, then easily transport the system back to the pasture when arena wetting is complete.
Management FlexibilityIf your field or green space has areas that require special attention, either more or less water and/or fertilizer, K-Line’s unique design permits that. With K-Line, every area of your field can be managed to suit its own specific needs.
Irrigating pasture in rotational grazing situations with traditional systems such as wheel lines or center pivots is challenging and even frustrating. K-Line was designed with the express goal of making irrigation and livestock management congruent and harmonious.
EfficiencyThe K-Line system permits slow, even infiltration of water into the soil; much like a soft rain. This means that the soil profile gets watered deep enough to permit robust plant root development - improving plant vigor, production, and drought tolerance.
Water scarcity is now a norm and responsible management of it is vitally important. The K-Line system ensures you apply only as much water when and where needed; no excess runoff and no water applied to areas where it isn't beneficial.
CallToday To Get The RightK-Line Irrigation PackageFor You!
Great horse properties don’t just happen. They are planned and carefully nurtured. Having a healthy watering system for your pastures is vital to the health of your animals and your pocketbook! Having a watering system that is extremely low maintenance, super easy to use, designed to last for many years and affordable, just makes it so much better and that is what you get withK-Line Irrigation!Call our helpful staff today and tell us about your horse property!
K-Line Irrigation began about twenty years ago on the south island of New Zealand. Dairy farmer John Kirk and RX Plastics in Ashburton combined to create this innovative irrigation system. K-Line's lower cost and simplicity helped it catch on quickly with New Zealand graziers — it is the most popular irrigation system in New Zealand today. K-Line Irrigation North America is the American eCommerce retailer of the K-LINE® system and components.
Per K-Line, the system has no moving parts except the self-actuating sprinklers. The flexible tubing — strong but pliable — lets you move multiple sprinklers at once with an ATV (or smaller systems by hand or with a horse). It can be designed to fit any shape of property and moved across any terrain an ATV can traverse, including around fences, buildings, and trees. No need to manipulate your field to make irrigation possible.
Yes. Per K-Line, the system is a perfect solution for wetting down an arena prior to an event. Arena owners can run separate K-Line systems for pasture and arena, or — because of K-Line's portability — use the same unit on both. You can quickly disconnect the pasture unit, transport it to the arena, water down the arena (avoiding pooling by applying exactly as much water as needed), then move it back when arena wetting is complete.
Yes. The system is designed to be compatible with horses, cattle, or other livestock. K-Line offers "stock guards" as an add-on — they don't hinder water application and ensure that livestock hoof action will not break sprinklers or fittings. Stock guards are a separate add-on item, so add them to your order or ask the K-Line staff.
Per K-Line, considering normal use, K-Line tubing and pods are expected to last at least ten years. There are many systems in the United States and abroad that are 20+ years old with little to no maintenance required.
Minimal. The only regular maintenance is draining at season's end, unplugging an occasionally clogged sprinkler nozzle, and splicing the rare break in lines if/when kinked multiple times. Nearly anyone can repair it (which is rarely even necessary).
Per K-Line, the general rule of thumb for a Farm Pack is less than one acre up to eleven acres. K-Line provides sizing and pod-feed-line-length charts on their site, and combines two Farm Packs adequately for properties needing more than 3 acres of consistent irrigation. The K-Line team is happy to walk through your property over the phone.
Call 269-429-3000 or 866-66K-Line, or visit k-linena.com. K-Line Irrigation North America is at 4270 Hollywood Road, St. Joseph, Michigan 49085.
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