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Tailwater Recovery and On-Farm Storage Reservoir: Water Savings

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Environment, Water

Publication Number: P3272

View as PDF: P3272.pdf

Tailwater Recovery systems (TWR) are a combination of financially assisted NRCS conservation practices aimed at collecting runoff and storing that water for irrigation. Download the PDF above to read more.

Department: Wildlife, Fisheries & Aquaculture

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Portrait of Dr. Beth Harlander Baker

Dr. Beth Harlander Baker

Associate Extension Professor

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