# 2520.0-5 Definitions.
(a) As used in the desert-land laws and the regulations of this subpart:
(1) *Reclamation* requires conducting water in adequate amounts and quality to the land so as to render it available for distribution when needed for irrigation and cultivation.
(2) *Cultivation* requires the operation, practice, or act of tillage or preparation of land for seed, and keeping the ground in a state favorable for the growth of crops.
(3) *Irrigation* requires the application of water to land for the purpose of growing crops.
(4) *Crop* includes any agricultural product to which the land under consideration is generally adapted and which would return a fair reward for the expense of producing it.
(5) *Water supply,* to be adequate, must be sufficient to irrigate successfully and to reclaim all of the irrigable land embraced in an entry.
(6) *Water right* means the authority, whether by prior ownership, contract, purchase, or appropriation in accordance with state law, to use water on the land to be irrigated.