I'm looking for information on programs that currently charge community
gardeners for their water consumption. Currently, we are opening a new
garden in our county where the gardeners will be charged by plot for water
consumption. We are considering making drip irrigation mandatory in the
gardens.
A few strategies that would be helpful for water conservation in addition to
drip irrigation:
If you are on even a slight slope, create fertile soil swales to catch and
hold water when it does rain. These are sort of like invisible refilled
ditches that direct water to the planting beds.
Also I forgot to mention that some varieties do well on less water. For
example tepary beans tend to produce well in arid heat on far less water
than the more common green beans.
Sharon
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