The Center conducts on-farm visits to map irrigated acres and inventory the use of irrigation conservation technology.  Mapping and inventory activities began in the Lower Flint River Basin in 2012.  A substantial portion of the Flint River Basin has been surveyed, as well as thousands of irrigated acres in other Coastal Plain watersheds.  The Center has supplemented the on-farm mapping with analysis of remote sensing images for areas where on-farm mapping has not been completed.  This project has received funding from the Georgia Environmental Protection Division, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, and Georgia Soil and Water Conservation Commission.