The Madera/Chowchilla Resource Conservation District

Drought

Drought presents significant challenges for landowners and farmers, but with the right strategies, you can maintain productivity and protect your resources. Our resources offer practical guidance on water conservation, soil management, and drought-resistant crops, helping you build resilience in the face of water scarcity. Equip yourself with the knowledge and tools to sustain your land and operations during even the driest conditions.

Drought

Empowering You with Tools for Effective Water Management

In times of drought, proactive water management is crucial for sustaining agricultural productivity. Our resources are designed to help you optimize water use, enhance soil moisture retention, and select drought-tolerant crops. By implementing these practices, you can safeguard your land’s productivity and ensure the long-term sustainability of your farming operations, even in challenging conditions.

Free Domestic Well Testing

The Chowchilla Management Zone, Madera Regional Management Water Group, and Self-help Enterprises are collaborating to provide water quality resources to residents and communities.

Are your prepared for the next drought? Here’s how we can help for FREE!

  • Water Well Assessment, Repair of Replacement
  • Emergency Access to Water Tanks, Hauled Water & Bottled Water
  • Water Filtration Via Pou or Poe

Water Sustainability Resources (Available to residents of the San Joaquin Valley)

Water Quality Resources (Available to residents of the San Joaquin Valley)

Facing Drought Challenges Together

Strengthening Our Community's Resilience

As droughts become increasingly frequent and severe, it’s crucial that we unite to protect our water resources and agricultural lands. By implementing sustainable practices, investing in innovative solutions, and supporting one another, we can build a resilient future for our community. Together, we have the power to overcome the challenges of drought and ensure the well-being of our environment and economy for generations to come.