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Revision as of 00:01, 2 April 2013

Many, many pumps or handheld devices could theoretically be used for irrigation, but listed below are pumps and handheld devices that are the most commonly found to be used for irrigation, primarily for smaller farms.


Ram hydrolic pump.png
Treadle pump icon.png
Treadle pump icon.png
Money pump icon.png
Rower pump icon.png
HydraulicRamPump.jpg
Treadle pump small.jpg
Money maker pump small.jpg
Hip pump small.jpg
Rower pump small.jpg
Rope and bucket icon.png
Swing basket icon.png
Dhone icon.png
Arch screw icon.png
Rope pump icon.png
Ropeandbucket small.jpg
Swing basket small.jpg
Dhone small.jpg
Archimedes screw small.jpg
RopePumpVietnam small.jpg


Irrigation links

Smallholder irrigation could change the lives of millions of people
Smallholder farmers in sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia are increasingly using small-scale irrigation to cultivate their land. Individually owned and operated irrigation technologies improve yields, reduce risks associated with climate variability and increase incomes, allowing farmers to purchase food, health care and education. There is great potential for many more farmers to benefit from small-scale irrigation. This report presents governments, donors, lending institutions, the private sector and farmers with the opportunity to make well-informed decisions about investments in agricultural water management (AWM) that could change the lives of millions of rural people.