Grower Resources and Programs the Coalition is a PARTICIPANT
Funding for Irrigation improvement projects in the Delta Region
Fish Friendly Farming (FFF) has funding for a variety of improvements to irrigation, water holding and reuse, and water measurement systems for the Delta. These projects also help improve water quality. Projects under this funding do not require long applications forms or require income information. Additionally, the FFF program was recently approved as an alternative compliance program for the irrigated lands program offering reduced paperwork and requirements. Contact Laurel Marcus at 707-869-2760 or click the button below to email her for more information on the project.
Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board
The Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board is the regulatory entity that developed and implements the Irrigated Lands Regulatory Program (ILRP). The ILRP is a Waste Discharge Requirement (WDR) permit that all irrigated agriculture must comply with in order to discharge water from irrigate agricultural lands to either surface water or groundwater.
CURES - Coalition for Urban Rural Environmental Stewardship
CURES is non profit organization with many publication on best management practices for growers.
UC Cooperative Extension
UC Cooperative Extension has many resources for growers on best management practices, integrated pest management (IPM) and source control.
CV-Salts - Central Valley Salinity Control Program
CV‐SALTS is a collaborative stakeholder driven and managed program to develop sustainable salinity and nitrate management planning for the Central Valley.
Delta Regional Monitoring Program
The Delta Regional Monitoring Program (Delta RMP) is a stakeholder-directed project formed to develop water quality data necessary for improving our understanding of Delta water quality issues.
San Joaquin County Resource Conservation District
The San Joaquin Resource Conservation District is the governing entity of the San Joaquin County and Delta Water Quality Coalition.
Expert Review Panel for the East San Joaquin (ESJ) Surface Water Quality Monitoring Program
The Central Valley Board engaged the Southern California Coastal Water Research Project Authority (SCCWRP) to convene an Expert Review Panel to assess the effectiveness and efficiency of the present monitoring program requirements. SCCWRP has convened an independent, five-member panel to undertake a comprehensive review of the monitoring program. This site provides information about the Panel and its activities.