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Fallowed Land Registry

Access comprehensive basin-scale statistics, analytics, and reporting for the Paso Robles Groundwater Basin. Explore ET data, precipitation patterns, crop mapping, groundwater levels, and comprehensive GIS layers—all updated monthly to support transparency and informed decision-making.

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Analytics Features

Comprehensive Basin-Scale Data & Insights

Explore real-time and historical data for the Paso Robles Groundwater Basin, including evapotranspiration, precipitation, crop mapping, and groundwater monitoring—all designed to support sustainable groundwater management.

Evapotranspiration (ET) Data

Access monthly total and net ET data to understand water consumption patterns across the basin, supporting informed groundwater management decisions.

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Monthly ET Updates

Data refreshed monthly to track water consumption trends

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Precipitation Tracking

Monitor monthly precipitation patterns across the basin to understand natural water inputs and support comprehensive water balance analysis.

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Groundwater Level Monitoring

Access nearby groundwater levels and related monitoring context from instrumented monitoring wells across the basin.

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Platform Benefits

Supporting Sustainable Groundwater Management Through Voluntary Participation

The Fallowed Land Registry Platform helps agricultural irrigators voluntarily register fallowed or repurposed lands, supporting basin sustainability while providing documentation, verification, and transparency for sustainable groundwater management in the Paso Robles Groundwater Basin.

ET & Precipitation Data

Access monthly evapotranspiration (total and net) and precipitation data updated regularly to track water consumption and natural inputs

Crop Mapping & Types

Access aggregated basin-scale statistics and generalized information to understand overall trends and patterns

Groundwater Monitoring

Access nearby groundwater levels and related monitoring context from instrumented monitoring wells across the basin

GIS Layers & Boundaries

Explore comprehensive GIS layers including GSA boundaries, parcels, farming units, Williamson Act properties, and more

Enrollment Process

Simple enrollment journey

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Submit Application

Submit the Program Interest Form online. County/GSA staff will review your eligibility and provide a PIN for secure access if approved.

02

Register Fields

Use the map-first, GIS-based interface to draw and delineate your fallowed or repurposed areas within your farming unit.

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View Data

Access monthly ET data, precipitation, crop mapping, groundwater levels, and other relevant basin datasets for your enrolled fields.

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Who It's For

Designed for irrigators, administrators & stakeholders

The Fallowed Land Registry Platform serves agricultural irrigators, County and GSA administrators, and public stakeholders—each with tailored access and capabilities to support sustainable groundwater management.

Agricultural Irrigators

Register fallowed lands and track water savings with secure PIN-based access to your farming unit data

County/GSA Administrators

Document and verify fallowed lands, evaluate basin impacts, and manage enrollment data

Public Stakeholders

Access basin-scale statistics and transparency data to understand groundwater management trends

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

By offering concise and informative responses, this section helps users find solutions without the need to contact customer support, saving time

Data refresh cadence varies by dataset type. Precipitation, ET (evapotranspiration), and water consumptive use datasets are updated monthly. Crop mapping and similar layers are updated annually. Real-time data from climatologic stations, stream gages, and monitoring wells may be updated daily or more frequently when available.

Public users can access basin-scale statistics and generalized information including monthly ET (evapotranspiration) data (total and net), monthly precipitation, crop mapping and crop type information, nearby groundwater levels, and comprehensive GIS layers. Individual enrollee data remains private and is not accessible to other users.

No. Individual enrollee information is private and proprietary. Public access includes only basin-scale statistics and generalized information. Enrollees can only access their own farming unit data through secure PIN-based access. The platform maintains strict privacy protections to ensure user data separation.

The platform integrates County/GSA datasets and public-domain layers, plus Land IQ datasets. Available layers include base maps/imagery, parcels, GSA boundaries, DWR Bulletin 118 boundary, streams/rivers/lakes, governmental boundaries, crop field boundaries, crop types, farming unit boundaries, Williamson Act enrolled properties, ET data (monthly), precipitation (monthly), climatologic stations, stream gages, instrumented monitoring wells, watershed boundaries, soils mapping, farmland category mapping, FEMA flood zones, and wetlands mapping.

Data Sources & Partners

Comprehensive Data Integration from Trusted Sources

The platform integrates datasets from County of San Luis Obispo, Groundwater Sustainability Agencies (GSAs), OpenET, Land IQ, DWR, USGS, USDA, FEMA, and other trusted sources to provide comprehensive basin insights.

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Basin Statistics

Key Basin Metrics & Insights

Access aggregated basin-scale statistics and metrics that support transparency and informed decision-making for sustainable groundwater management in the Paso Robles Groundwater Basin.

Monthly Data Updates

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GIS Layers Available

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Supporting Sustainable Groundwater Management

The Fallowed Land Registry Platform is developed and managed in collaboration with County of San Luis Obispo Groundwater Sustainability Department and the Paso Basin Groundwater Sustainability Agencies to support voluntary fallowing and sustainable groundwater management.

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Stay Informed About Basin Updates & Platform News

Subscribe to receive updates about new data releases, platform features, workshops, and important basin information.

  • Monthly updates

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Platform Updates & Resources

Latest Platform News & Basin Insights

Stay informed about platform updates, new data releases, workshops, and important information about the Paso Robles Groundwater Basin.