Valley irrigation advantages:
- Maximize irrigated area.
- Reduce labor expenses by 50%, compared with surface, side roll, or hand move irrigation.
- Deliver low rates of water, helping to eliminate runoff when irrigating on certain soils.
Valley irrigation disadvantages:
- Valley irrigation sometimes creates unrestrained excretion and percolation of water throughout the whole passage.
- The overflowing irrigated water gives insects a place to make their habitat which is harmful to surroundings giving rise to various diseases.
- As irrigated water helps to lessen the inversion, sometimes it turns the area into a wet and sweaty surface. Immoderate irrigation clogs specific area by raising the water.
- While constructing the colossal irrigation waterways, people lose their residential and commercial lands.
- Not every time irrigation is affordable. The embryonic value of irrigation is quite inflated, and people end up paying a lot of imposed taxes.
- Valley irrigation becomes an obstacle in the path of free devours during the rainy season.
