Facing a Dry 2025? How Farmers Can Secure Their Water Supply Now

Facing a dry 2025?

The latest drought forecast for the 2025 growing season presents a sobering reality: much of the U.S. agricultural heartland faces significant water shortages. According to AgWeb’s recent report (source), 60% of the country is at risk for drought conditions, which could severely impact crops, livestock, and overall farm productivity. With water availability becoming increasingly unpredictable,…

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Beyond Conservation: Finding New Water Sources Amid Historic Droughts

Beyond Water Conservation AquaterreX

Water conservation has long been the go-to strategy for managing droughts. From household restrictions to large-scale efficiency programs, efforts to use less water have been widely adopted. However, as historic droughts continue to grip large portions of the United States, it is becoming increasingly clear that conservation alone is not enough. To secure long-term water…

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Drought and Municipal Water Supply: How Cities and Towns Can Secure Their Future

Drought and Municipal Water Supply

Across the United States, municipalities are grappling with a worsening water crisis. Persistent drought conditions are straining reservoirs, reducing groundwater levels, and putting immense pressure on local water systems. From the arid Southwest to the Plains states, communities face difficult choices about how to sustain their water supplies in the face of increasing demand and…

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Farms, Ranches, and Communities at Risk: How to Secure Your Own Water Supply in a Drought-Stricken America

Drought low crop yields

For farmers and ranchers across the United States, drought is more than just a weather event—it’s an existential threat. Water scarcity affects crop yields, livestock health, and overall agricultural viability. With much of the West and Plains states facing persistent drought conditions, the need for reliable water sources has never been more urgent. The Growing…

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Drought Declares No End in Sight – Can We Tap into Hidden Water Reserves?

Deep Seated Water Water Illustration

Despite occasional wet years, drought conditions in the U.S. persist, underscoring the reality that seasonal precipitation alone is not a reliable solution for long-term water security. As we move deeper into 2025, meteorologists warn that regions such as Colorado, Utah, Arizona, and the Northern Plains remain in the grips of severe drought, with little relief…

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Drought in 2025: A Growing Crisis and the Need for Innovative Water Solutions

drought 2025

As we move further into 2025, drought conditions across the United States continue to worsen, with devastating impacts on agriculture, communities, and water supplies. Recent reports indicate that regions such as Colorado, Utah, Arizona, and the Northern Plains are experiencing severe to extreme drought conditions. Water levels in key reservoirs like Lake Mead and Lake…

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Adapting to Drought: How Farmers Are Transforming Agriculture and Livestock Management

Agriculture Adapting to drought graphic

From California’s Central Valley to the arid plains of Texas, water shortages and drought threaten agriculture, industry, and everyday life. Climate change, population growth, and outdated infrastructure exacerbate the situation, leaving many communities searching for reliable water sources. Traditional methods of water extraction, such as drilling deeper wells or relying on surface reservoirs, are proving…

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What If We Could Bring Water to Arid and Semi-Arid Areas?

Water to Arid and Semi-Arid Areas

(This is part 1 of a 6-part series exploring transforming arid areas with water) Water is the foundation of life, yet it remains elusive in many arid and semi-arid regions. It shapes landscapes, sustains ecosystems, and powers economic development. Yet, vast stretches of our planet, including large parts of Australia, the Western United States, South…

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