Drip irrigation is one of the most widely used systems in modern agriculture. It involves delivering water directly to the roots, slowly and in a controlled manner, using perforated pipes or drippers. This system offers numerous advantages: it allows for significant water savings, limits evaporation, and reduces weed growth. Drip irrigation is particularly well-suited to vegetable crops, orchards, and greenhouse cultivation. In addition to water, this type of irrigation also allows for the precise application of fertilizers (fertigation), thus improving plant nutrition and optimizing yields while reducing costs.