Six examples are presented: the KARI drum system from Kenya, the Waggon Wheel system from South Africa, the Family, Plastro and Micro-Tal systems from Israel, and the IDE drum used in India.
===Construction, operations and maintenance===
The standard drum kit system comprises a drum, control valve, a manifold and drip lines. The drum should be filled with the valve in the closed position. To irrigate it is important to open the valve fully. This allows the water to be distributed quickly through the drip lines and allows for good water distribution.
# Connect the gravity filter inside the drum.
===Manuals, videos and links===
* [http://www.ein-tal.com/ Ein-Tal Micro Drip Ltd.] Ein-Tal is a well known company in the farming community, mainly for its vast range of novel irrigation methods that fits the growing needs of water savings and modern products for agriculture and gardening.
===Acknowledgements===
* Sijali, Isaya V. [http://www.samsamwater.com/library.php?serie=RELMA%20Technical%20Handbook%20Series DRIP IRRIGATION: Options for smallholder farmers in eastern and southern Africa.] RELMA, 2001.