What is chemigation?
Chemigation is defined in the Chemigation Act as “any process whereby chemicals are applied to land or crops in or with water through an on-farm irrigation distribution system” (Title 195, Ch. 1, 003). The regulations apply whether the water is from a surface water source, such as a stream or canal, or ground water from an irrigation well.
Related Questions
- My center pivot passes over a stream in part of its circle. Do I need to shut off the chemigation system while the irrigation system is sprinkling on this area?
- I didn’t get my application in by June 1 to renew the chemigation permit for my irrigation system. What do I do?
- Are chemigation permits transferable?
