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Fairy Nectar Farm Rainwater Catchment Project

Sector: Water Supply and Storage • Location: California, United States of America

Source: RCD Project Tracker

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The project consists of the construction of two rainwater storage tanks and associated water collection, conveyance and distribution infrastructure, and will reduce water demand on the Bodega Water Company (BWC) system, which extracts water primarily from a shallow well adjacent to Salmon Creek. The project will collect and store a volume of rainwater sufficient to satisfy the irrigation and lives

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The project “Fairy Nectar Farm Rainwater Catchment Project” is an infrastructure initiative in the Water Supply and Storage sector, located in California, United States of America. Taiyo aggregates data on it from RCD Project Tracker.

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The project consists of the construction of two rainwater storage tanks and associated water collection, conveyance and distribution infrastructure, and will reduce water demand on the Bodega Water Company (BWC) system, which extracts water primarily from a shallow well adjacent to Salmon Creek. The project will collect and store a volume of rainwater sufficient to satisfy the irrigation and livestock demand of this small agricultural operation for the period of May through October of every year (the “period of use”), which has been estimated at approximately 75,000 gallons. Recently converted to a farm focusing on permaculture-based sustainable agriculture, the property historically had the highest water use of any single site on the BWC system.

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