Official US Distributor For K-Line Irrigation
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We're the official U.S. distributor for K-Line Irrigation, the patented pasture irrigation system developed in New Zealand that was first featured in FARM SHOW last year. K-Line Irrigation has been in use in New Zealand for over five years so it's a proven product with no "bugs" to work out. The system uses less water and energy to pump it, soaks in with almost no run-off, moves quickly and easily, and can be used on hills and irregular fields using water from almost any water source.
The sprinklers are attached to heavy-duty polyethylene lines at about 50-ft. intervals. The irrigating is done in swaths across the fields. The sprinkler lines can be moved in minutes by an ATV or similar vehicle, without even turning the water off. Ranchers can increase the amount of animals on a given acreage and know that enough forage will grow to support them.
One New Zealander summed it up best when he said, "It's simple, it's basic, there's not much that can go wrong. The only moving parts are the pumps, the sprinkler heads, and the bloke on the bike moving the line."
We have an established dealer network in place throughout the U.S. and work only with reputable irrigation dealers known throughout the irrigation business. There are less expensive knock-off products on the market that try to do the same thing, but K-Line is the original producer and has patents on the system. They make a quality product. (Sandra Nye, K-Line Irrigation North America, 4270 Hollywood Road, St. Joseph, Mich. 49085 ph toll-free 866 665-5463 or 269 429-3000; website: www.k-linena.com)
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Official US Distributor For K-Line Irrigation IRRIGATION Irrigation Systems 28-3-42 We're the official U.S. distributor for K-Line Irrigation, the patented pasture irrigation system developed in New Zealand that was first featured in FARM SHOW last year. K-Line Irrigation has been in use in New Zealand for over five years so it's a proven product with no "bugs" to work out. The system uses less water and energy to pump it, soaks in with almost no run-off, moves quickly and easily, and can be used on hills and irregular fields using water from almost any water source.
The sprinklers are attached to heavy-duty polyethylene lines at about 50-ft. intervals. The irrigating is done in swaths across the fields. The sprinkler lines can be moved in minutes by an ATV or similar vehicle, without even turning the water off. Ranchers can increase the amount of animals on a given acreage and know that enough forage will grow to support them.
One New Zealander summed it up best when he said, "It's simple, it's basic, there's not much that can go wrong. The only moving parts are the pumps, the sprinkler heads, and the bloke on the bike moving the line."
We have an established dealer network in place throughout the U.S. and work only with reputable irrigation dealers known throughout the irrigation business. There are less expensive knock-off products on the market that try to do the same thing, but K-Line is the original producer and has patents on the system. They make a quality product. (Sandra Nye, K-Line Irrigation North America, 4270 Hollywood Road, St. Joseph, Mich. 49085 ph toll-free 866 665-5463 or 269 429-3000; website: www.k-linena.com)
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