Irrigation is a critical component of agriculture and crop production. Manufacturers have created equipment and techniques to provide farmers with paramount drip irrigation systems. Factors such as government subsidies and policies, technological innovations, and increasing concern over water scarcity drive the market. In 2020, Canadian farmers used about 40% less water to irrigate their crops 2020 compared with two years earlier, mostly due to more rainy conditions and rising adoption of irrigation systems in Canada. Most of the irrigated water was used for field or forage crops. Nationally, 605,907 hectares of land received irrigation in 2020; Alberta received the most irrigation (432,195 hectares), accounting for over twothirds (71%) of the total land area that received irrigation in Canada. Canadian farmers also reported that field (345,581 hectares) or forage (205,866 hectares) crops accounted for the vast majority of irrigated land.