On a national scale, traditional irrigation methods that have been used for many years, such as channel and furrow irrigation for cotton, have yielded an average of 20-30 centners per hectare.

If modern irrigation systems are adopted, specifically drip irrigation that ensures uniform growth across the field, with an appropriate approach to water delivery, the yield can increase to 40-50 centners per hectare, as observed in practice.

Moreover, using a drip irrigation system provides farmers with advantages not only in yield but also in energy and water savings. In addition to increasing productivity several times, drip irrigation and regulated water delivery maintain the soil's air-water balance, ensuring the balanced development of both roots and the crop.