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California Ag Today
In dry years surface water becomes scarce, and we rely on these aquifers to make up some of the difference.
The Agribusiness Update
University of California researchers are pouring water onto farmland during the winter months to help replenish groundwater supplies, and USApple announces that its annual crop outlook and marketing conference will be held in-person this August.
California Ag Today
While drought is not new to California, changing temperatures are making it more difficult to manage.
California Ag Today
Water issues continue to be the most pressing threat to many of our state’s farmers and ranchers.
Idaho Ag Today
The Idaho Water Resource Board recharged approximately 447,950 acre-feet of water into the Eastern Snake Plain Aquifer.
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Bureau of Reclamation commits to ensuring water for farms and communities in Odessa Subarea.
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Bureau of Reclamation commits to ensuring water for farms and communities in Odessa Subarea.
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Potato Growers that rely on the Odessa aquifer may be running out of water.
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Potato growers that rely on the Odessa aquifer may be running out of water.
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Washington State Supreme Court's Hirst ruling costing state $7-billion annually in missed opportunity.
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Eastern Washington Potato Farmers facing potential water crisis.
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Eastern Washington Potato Farmers staring at potential water crisis.
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
New Study Shows Supreme Court's Hirst ruling costing state billions in lost economic value.
Colorado Ag Today
Farmers in the Great Plains of Nebraska, Colorado, Kansas and the Texas panhandle produce about a sixth of the world's grain. Water for these crops come from the Ogallala Aquifer which appears to be going dry.
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Odessa Aquifer Vital for Eastern Washington Potato Growers and Industry
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
New Study paints potentially bad economic picture for potato growers who rely on Odessa Aquifer.
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
The water fight continues and now a pair of lawyers claim wrong-doing.
Northwest Report
Washington State has expanded their drought areas to 44% of the state...and major ware aquifer in Idaho is getting recharged.
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Ecology holds open house on preliminary draft instream flow rule for the Spokane River, FSA reminders for CRP lands and spring crop reporting, and modifications to Wanapum Dam fish ladders.