In February 2024 CCNRD started a pilot project to measure water savings from installing shadeballs in stock tanks. Shadeballs have been used by producers in the southwest and parts of Wyoming to reduce evaporative losses, reduce algal growth and clogging, and to moderate water temperatures in summer and winter seasons. Tanks are being monitored for activity and measured weekly for water loss.
If you are interested in learning more about this project and potential cost-share assistance to install shadeballs, stop by the USDA Service Center or give us a call!
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