Have you considered fitting an irrigation system?
Plants grow in a range of different environments across the planet, but one thing that they all have in common is that all of them need water to survive. The amount of water they need may vary, as may how reaches the plant but without water, the plant will ultimately die. However, while some plants that need plenty of water can grow in environments were less water naturally is available, that doesn't mean that they will be healthy, this can be a particular problem when you are trying to grow crops and are relying on strong, healthy crops to make a profit.
If you want to grow plants in an environment that is not ideally suited to them, it is best to have an irrigation system installed so that your plants can receive the ideal amount of nutrients, and you can maximise your yield from each set of crops that you grow.
Selecting the right irrigation system
While all plants need water and nutrients, the way that the water reaches the plant will vary. Some plants thrive best when they absorb their moisture through their roots, while others soak up their water through their leaves. Knowing which type of plants you want to grow will help you to select the most appropriate irrigation system for your needs. For plants that rely on water reaching their roots, you may want to consider a drip-feeding irrigation system where the water is fed directly to the roots in the exact amounts that it is needed.
If you are growing something that does not need direct or accurate watering, then a sprinkler system is likely to be the most suitable solution. You can program the sprinkler system to turn on and off at whatever times of the day is most appropriate so that the plants receive enough water but do not become waterlogged and suffer from drowned roots.
Arranging a sprinkler system installation
When you need a sprinkler system installed, then it is always best to plan it after a discussion with your supplier. They will be able to show you what equipment they have available and explain how it could be used in your situation. Once you understand the specifications of the equipment, you will be able to determine where the sprinklers must be placed so that they can adequately water each plant, without wasting any water by allowing it to splash in areas which have not been planted.