Water is critical to life and essential on the farm. Water also stands to be an issue as our climate shifts, so plan now so you have enough (but not too much) water in the coming years.
Water is a plentiful and powerful force, and it’s important to understand how it moves and collects to put water to adequate use on the farm.
When your water source literally or figuratively dries up, you need an H2O backup plan to keep you, your animals and your crops properly hydrated.
Quench your garden’s thirst without driving up your water bill with these ideas for small-scale irrigation.
Quench your plants’ thirst in the heat of summer with this homemade irrigation system.
Build a rain garden for your enjoyment and the enjoyment of those who drink from, swim in and live in the water around you.
Part of a good food-safety plan for your farm includes making sure the water source you use for irrigation is contaminant-free.
When a harmful algal bloom caused a lock-down of Toledo’s water supply, who came to the rescue? Farmers, of course!
