Part 1: Family Farm Alliance Fights for Irrigators

Lorrie Boyer
Reporter
“We're saying, Look, this could be a partial solution to the Colorado River. When you look at the health of the watersheds, you got studies. So a direct linkage between the yield and watered amount of water coming out of a watershed compared to how it's being managed and clearly if you can get in and then more aggressively and have controlled burns and then you have a harvestable timber component to these plants. It frees up new water it actually adds to the water the size of the water pie.”
Dan Keppen, Executive Director of the Family Farm Alliance.