There is not enough water for Klamath Project farmers to meet demand in 2026.
KID has changed operations to make the limited supply last to September 30. See where the water stands, where you are on the wait list, the order rules, and how to help stretch the season.
Frequently Asked For Information
K.I.D. Featured Growers
District Elections
Register to VoteElections
KID Patrons who wish to vote in future elections must be registered with the District. This registration is different than being registered for County, State, & Federal elections
Resources
Information to help our growers
DITCHRIDER ZONE MAP
and 2026 Ride SchedulesWater Conditions
Live conditions in the Klamath Basin — the snow, the storage, and the flow.
Endangered Species Act
Water delivery and endangered species — the law, the species, and the science.
District Governance
Water rights and district governance — the law, the board, and the budget.
Latest Social Media Updates from K.I.D., Klamath Basin Improvement District, and Klamath Water Users Association
Public Notices
Klamath County CattleWomen
Klamath Irrigation District Extends Heartfelt Thanks to Klamath County CattleWomen for Generous Donation KLAMATH FALLS, OR — The Klamath Irrigation District (K.I.D.) extends its deepest gratitude to the Klamath County CattleWomen (KCCW) for their recent, [...]
Provide a Letter of Support for K.I.D. Title Transfer
The Deed to the Farm: Promises Made, Promises Broken By Gene Souza, The Executive Director, Klamath Irrigation District Klamath Irrigation District is requesting that the federal government fulfill its contractual obligations to the farmers and [...]
Canal Safety – STAY OUT & STAY ALIVE
Since 1883, each year, in early spring, our canals are filled with irrigation water for delivery to farms, other districts, refuges, and the ecosystem in Klamath, Modoc, and Siskiyou Counties. Our records indicate some gruesome [...]