on-farm irrigation efficiency program; continuation

Reporting recipient changed from Speaker of the House only to include the Joint Legislative Budget Committee, Speaker of the House, and President of the Senate.

New detailed reporting requirements added with specific sub-items for applications, monies, acres, technology types, and administrative costs.

New applicability section requiring an aggregate report to be provided within 90 days of the effective date for each year since the pilot program began.

New reporting items added for administrative costs and administrative savings with descriptions of how savings were used to advance program purposes.

Definition of 'qualified applicant' was modified to clarify that consent is required by state law to hold a grower permit, with additional text inserted for clarity.

Added a requirement that grant recipients must certify installation, agree to use the new system for three years, and report on individual fields receiving benefits to demonstrate water delivery reductions.

Added a new annual reporting requirement where the university of Arizona cooperative extension must submit written reports to legislative leaders by December 31 each year, detailing expenditures, specific fields, water types, soil types, crops, and water conservation quantities.

Extended the program's repeal date from December 31, 2026 to December 31, 2029.

Added formal definitions for 'farm unit', 'on-farm irrigation efficiency system', and 'qualified applicant' to clarify program eligibility and scope.

Corrected a typo in the water savings threshold from 'twenty precent' to 'twenty percent'.