Turn on the machine, and water flows through the pipes, reaching every single plant.

Turn on the machine, and water flows through the pipes, reaching every single plant.

Before, watering the fields was a race between man and water. You'd chase the water source with a shovel, only to find it blocked on one side and cleared on the other, leaving you breathless and the land still unevenly watered. The fields would overflow, while the seedlings at the other end remained dry. You'd spend the whole day running around, only to find the weeds had drunk their fill.

Now it's different. With the machine running, you no longer need to chase after the water. It flows quietly along the laid pipes, the drip irrigation reaching wherever the tape extends. Every row of seedlings, every single vegetable, has a drop of water waiting for it. The fields, from end to end, are equally saturated; the left and right sides are equally distributed.

You just need to stand by the switch for a while, watching the water slowly soak the entire field. No need to run, no need to shout, no need to worry about leaks or dry spots. The pipes run for you, the water flows for you, and you can finally stand up straight, look at the sky, look at the crops, look at this land being nourished.

Every single plant has drunk its fill, every single plant has been well-nourished. You'll find that the seedlings have grown uniformly, the leaves have turned green, and the fruit is evenly distributed. There are no more patchy fields, some dry and some wet, no more unevenly distributed fields. The water is evenly distributed, and the harvest is secure.

Turn on the machine, and the water flows through the pipes across the entire field. You are no longer the one chasing after the water, but the one watching it flow. Every seedling is happy for you, because they no longer have to wait for you to come and drink their fill.