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Farms, Ranches and Vineyards

Keep irrigation water clean and moving, from the reservoir to the field.

Reliable water for crops and livestock

Irrigation reservoirs and storage ponds on farms, ranches and vineyards are prone to algae and aquatic weeds that clog pumps, filters and drip lines. Some algae blooms can also produce toxins that are a concern for livestock and crops.

We identify what is growing, choose control methods appropriate for irrigation water, and address the nutrients and sediment that keep bringing the problem back.

Common challenges

What we help with

Clogged equipment

Algae and weeds that plug pumps, filters and drip systems.

Toxin concerns

Cyanobacteria blooms in water used for livestock and irrigation.

Nutrient runoff

Fertilizer and manure runoff that fuels recurring growth.

Lost storage

Sediment that slowly fills reservoirs and reduces capacity.

Stagnant water

Low oxygen and odors in stored water.

Irrigation label restrictions

Some aquatic products carry a waiting period before treated water can be used for irrigation. We plan around it so your irrigation stays on schedule.

Why Living Waters

Treatments chosen for water that goes on crops and to livestock.

Start with a Lake and Pond Assessment. Sign up for an annual management program and your first basic assessment is free.

See results from lakes we manage

Talk to us about your irrigation pond

Tell us about your waterbody and goals and we will recommend a plan.