California droughts are becoming more frequent and persistent, as warmer winter temperatures driven by climate change reduce water held in the Sierra Nevada snowpack and result in drier soil conditions. To increase our resilience to future droughts, Californians must use water more wisely and efficiently.
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Recycled WaterRecycled water is wastewater effluent that has been further treated and disinfected to provide a non-potable (non-drinking water) water supply. Recycled water is safe and suitable for uses such as vineyard irrigation and is an environmentally responsible way to conserve scarce and expensive water supplies. Learn more at Napa Sanitation District.
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Rootstock: All Things Water – The Key to Resilient Farming 2022
Sustainable Vineyard Practices: Vine Physiology & Irrigation 2021
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