Irrigation planning
Start with the site: a practical irrigation planning checklist
A useful irrigation plan begins with the water source, terrain, crop needs, and the people who will operate the system.
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WaterLinks field notes
Practical thinking for water-wise projects.
Clear, useful starting points for irrigation choices, farm water storage, and engineering decisions—grounded in site conditions and credible technical guidance.
Ideas & guidance
Make the next water decision a considered one.
These short guides are general information, not a substitute for site assessment, detailed design, or local approvals.
Irrigation systems
Drip, sprinkler or rainhose? Match the system to the site
There is no universal best irrigation method. Compare water source, field layout, crop, terrain, maintenance, and operating needs.
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Water storage
A reliable farm water-storage plan starts with the site
Catchment, storage location, safe overflow, distribution, and upkeep belong in one water-harvesting plan.
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Use them to frame questions and compare options. Every farm, building, water source, and operating context is different; confirm decisions with a qualified site assessment.
Use them to frame questions and compare options. Every farm, building, water source, and operating context is different; confirm decisions with a qualified site assessment.