If a Traditional Agriculture User Registration was made, what happens to this water right when the land is sold?

When a Traditional Agriculture User Registration is established, it is tied to the specific piece of agricultural land. Should this land be sold, the water right associated with that registration typically transfers with the land to the new owner. This transfer is important because it allows the new owner to continue utilizing the water rights for agricultural purposes without having to go through the registration process again.

This principle aligns with the concept of water rights being appurtenant to the land, meaning they are an integral part of the property itself. Consequently, when ownership of the land changes, the water rights essentially follow, ensuring continuity in agricultural practices. This facilitates a smoother transition for both sellers and buyers and helps maintain the historical and economic value of agricultural land and its associated resources.