US EditionNew approaches for old irrigation systems
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New approaches for old irrigation systems
A 1919 Naches-Selah Irrigation District tunnel, shown in February, is fed by one of 11 automated gates — solar-powered and controlled remotely by cellular signal — installed in 2012 to regulate the district’s water flow. The improvements have reduced water disruptions and prevented waste, said Justin Harter, manager for the district that serves more than 1,800 landowner accounts and 10,500 acres northwest of Yakima, Washington. (TJ Mullinax/Good…
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