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As a general rule, crops require 1 – 1.5 acre-inches of water per week. Drip or trickle irrigation is a very efficient method of applying water and nutrients to crops. Listing of the major and the “best” time to plant. Peppers lend themselves well to small-scale and part-time operations.

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SOURCE: Farmer & Vegetable Magazine – vegetable

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