The pioneer and global leader in drip irrigation, Netafim is one of the world’s largest irrigation systems companies.

In 1965, Netafim invented drip irrigation - the process of accurately delivering precise amounts of water and nutrients directly to the plant's root zone, drop by drop. Not only does drip irrigation conserve water, it also enables a quick and precise response to changing plant nutrition and moisture requirements, and grower yield and quality targets – key advantages unobtainable with spray or flood irrigation. The overall result – consistently higher-quality yields.

Netafim's irrigation technology is known for long-lasting reliability, and our dedicated R&D staff actively cooperates with renowned agricultural research institutions worldwide to ensure that Netafim customers always have access to the cutting edge of technology and agronomic innovation.

From polishing development procedures and exhaustive field-testing of each and every product, through ongoing active feedback programs – Netafim’s commitment to quality starts long before the customer is involved – and continues long after the sale.

1500 Netafim employees, 12 manufacturing facilities in eight countries, 28 subsidiaries, and distribution presence in over 100 countries ensure that Netafim is always in a position to respond quickly and effectively to our clients' needs.

With professional and friendly local service presence in over 100 countries, Netafim works hand-in-hand with growers to adapt our solutions to their special climate and crop needs. Netafim helps growers get the bigger picture of their irrigation needs, and then works together to apply the most advanced soil monitoring and irrigation control technologies – allowing precise control of irrigation based on soil, terrain, infrastructure, market, and crop requirements.

With our roots firmly in agriculture, Netafim always keeps the grower in the forefront of our strategic thinking and planning. Netafim’s ultimate goal is to stay one step ahead of grower needs – constantly striving to raise crop yield quantity and quality, and sustain vital water resources.