Consolidated Water Conservation Data Report 
Case Studies & Trials

Consolidated Water Conservation Data Report 

Barend Pienaar Barend Pienaar
October 29, 2024 1 min read

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Summary
The Consolidated Water Conservation Data report demonstrates that treated water can improve irrigation efficiency by reducing water usage by at least 20% across various crops, while enhancing soil health and reducing irrigation costs. It highlights the benefits of effective irrigation practices, particularly in citrus orchards in South Africa, where better management has led to improved root growth and reduced water requirements.
Keywords
water conservation treated water irrigation efficiency water savings soil infiltration water holding capacity crop yield compaction relief hydraulic conductivity mineral particles soil water holding capacity irrigation viscosity compaction water use efficiency infiltration citrus crops treatment agricultural data

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