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Ultimately I wouldn't make too many small garden plots anyway, since when you unlock the medium plots they're more water efficient and you can't reclaim the soil from the small ones.
Drink sodas if you can, robots drop them, this reduces some of your water consumption. Making Root Beer is also a good option since it recovers a lot of thirst.
Water Filters do come later, but you'll also get access to something before that (Anteverse Juice), which I think can't be used for farming but can be consumed just like water and you can refill your Water Coolers with it.
One area of note, kind of early/mid game, is the Flathill portal town. Filled sinks, along with nearly everything else, will refill after the reset announcement is made over the intercom. FYI
It's every sink actually, they just refill incredibly slowly.
You can test this by going to Sandbox options and maxing out the option for the rate of sinks refilling, you'll notice all of them will be refilling often.
Else, setup a few stoves next to an infinite water source and get boiling~
This was also when I didn't catch on that you can leave harvestable crops alone, thinking something would go bad if I didn't (since anything else with plants did), and using up a lot of water.
I think I was depleting my found water supply, but it was doable, if boring, to keep up with the water demands. Once I got the filter going, water became a no issue, since I could still cart back barrels of water, but now it is 4 times more effective and required practically processing time.
Only super tomatoes and anteverse wheat is all you need if you wanna make simple soups with them, but otherwise you'd gather other simple ingredients.
That should be convenient enough until you get the Filter to solve the issue permanently.
I still have like 8-10 full water coolers that I never needed to touch...