Abstract
In the context of increasing water resource scarcity, the search for alternative irrigation sources has become a key factor in the sustainable development of agriculture. One of the effective solutions is the reconstruction and creation of cascades of water accumulation ponds, which significantly improve the reliability of the water reuse system. The implementation of this practice has notably enhanced irrigated farming conditions, especially during drought periods. In the villages of Baiterek, Alga, and Koishibek, the water supply issue has been largely mitigated, leading to the return of 1420 hectares of previously abandoned land to agricultural use. These lands are now actively used for growing crops, ensuring stable production. Over 300 farms now have access to a dependable irrigation water supply, which contributes to the development of the agricultural sector and reduces drought-related risks. Thus, the use of water accumulation systems demonstrates high efficiency and significance for food security and the resilience of agriculture in a changing climate.