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WATER CONSERVATION: Managing Runoff Water 

The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) estimates that around 70% of rainfall in urban areas becomes runoff.

The percentage can range from 30% to 50% in agricultural areas. 

These figures indicate that a substantial amount of water is lost as runoff rather than absorbed into the ground or used for beneficial purposes like irrigation. 

Runoff occurs when the amount of rainfall or water input exceeds the soil's capacity to absorb it.  Our technology can help 

• minimize surface runoff 
• minimize the loss of irrigation water 
• significantly reduce the loss of rainwater 

WATER CONSERVATION: Reducing Irrigation  Water

The DELTAPLAN Soil System technology represents a transformative approach to water resource conservation by revolutionizing irrigation practices.  Our technology can help achieve immediate and substantial results by

• reducing irrigation to 1/2 of the current and sustainable rates. 
• minimizing the loss of irrigation water in surface runoff, evaporation, erosion, and environmental factors.

The DELTAPLAN Soil System aims to optimize water usage, reduce wastage, and enhance sustainability. It offers a promising solution to address water scarcity challenges and promote sustainable agricultural practices in the face of a changing climate.