Four 250-ft rows, 50 plants each (200 plants total), ½″ drip line with two 0.5 gph pressure-compensating emitters per plant. 25-ft elevation drop top to bottom. 1,200-gal tank above beds. Emitters need 12–15 psi.
200 plants × 2 emitters × 0.5 gph = 200 gph ≈ 3.3 gpm total flow. The challenge is pressure, not volume.
A small “jet pump + tank” package from a home center is adequate and inexpensive.
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