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Greetings- I'm looking to farm 10 acres in Antelope valley and dont have a water or power source. Will be hauling water in and storing in 10k water tanks. What is most reliable and efficient means of powering a drip irrigation system? The land has a natural slope and I've read a gravity system may work but solar or turbine powered? Also which brands manufacture high quality systems? Pumps,lines,batteris,solar?
 
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Coming from an area with 46 inches of rainfall,  I am not going to pretend to know much about irrigation.    But to move this on a little, how much land do you plan to have in crops?  What crops are you planning on raising?

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