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The transition from furrow to sprinkler irrigation has reduced the transport of soil from irrigated cropland to surface waters. Both current conditions and historical trends reveal that decreasing use of furrow irrigation reduces the soil loss. Lower concentrations of DDT in streambed sediment and fish tissue were detected in drainage basins with lower percentages of furrow irrigation. Decreasing use of furrow irrigation may reduce runoff losses of other pesticides and nitrogen from irrigated cropland.

Irrigation and Surface-Water Quality in the Quincy and Pasco Basins, Washington