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Tribe, OSU plan for Klamath dam removal

Jul 01, 2022

University teaming with Yurok Tribe to envision the river after four dams are removed.

Wetlands, wildlife critical to Iowa water quality goals

Jul 01, 2022

Iowa Learning Farms: A watershed plan and implementation for a farm can help improve wildlife and water quality...

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Interior officials visit Klamath Basin, discuss drought

Jun 30, 2022

Agency leaders meet with tribes, Klamath Water Users Association and Klamath River Renewal Corporation.

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Lenny Wells

Pecans don’t respond to heat like we do

Jun 29, 2022

Research has demonstrated that photosynthesis in pecan can continue unimpeded at leaf temperatures as high as 106 degrees as long as soil moisture is adequate.

Todd Fitchette

More SWEEP grants likely for California farmers

Jun 28, 2022

The program in 2021 awarded $43 million to 283 projects.

Utah urges water conservation this summer

Jun 27, 2022

Utah is the second driest state in the nation based on average annual precipitation, yet one of the top per capita users of water.

California farmers depend on Colorado River water

Jun 24, 2022

Of the state’s 4.4 million acre-feet of water from the river, almost 90% goes to agriculture.

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Minnesota water storage projects losing momentum

Jun 24, 2022

Ag Water Stewardship: Public drainage system projects have been excluded from funding under Minnesota Board of Water and Soil...

Warren Formo

Minnesota water storage projects losing momentum

Jun 24, 2022

Ag Water Stewardship: Public drainage system projects have been excluded from funding under Minnesota Board of Water and Soil...

Todd Fitchette

Can we curtail a Colorado River catastrophe?

Jun 22, 2022

California is entitled to 4.4 million acre-feet of the river – the most of the lower basin states with straws in the system.

Dan Keppen

A perfect storm: War, drought and the economy

Jun 21, 2022

Water Lines: A looming global food crisis highlights the importance of Western agriculture.

Mike Hsu

Drip-irrigation study sees 'huge' water reduction

Jun 20, 2022

Sweet corn study in Imperial County also shows 5% increase in yield.

Water Rocks educates through theatrical musical

Jun 20, 2022

Live musical staged in Ames, Iowa, helps tell the story of water for all ages.

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