Reclaims water from a variety of sources, treats it, and reuses it for beneficial purposes like irrigation, livestock supply, groundwater replenishment, and environmental restoration.
Discover what water recycling is, why it matters, and how it can be implemented effectively.
Water recycling (also known as water reuse) reclaims water from various sources, treats it, and reuses it for beneficial purposes like irrigation, livestock water supply, groundwater replenishment, and environmental restoration.
Provides alternatives to existing water supplies, reducing surface and groundwater depletion. Prevents decreased water levels, increased costs, quality deterioration, land subsidence, stressed ecosystems, and impacts on neighboring resources.
Engineering Conservation Practice Standards (CPS) support agricultural water reuse:
For more, visit NRCS National CPS web page or contact your local NRCS Office.