More irrigation in the Midwest complicated by climate change
A new study shows that by midcentury, the benefits of irrigating corn and soybeans will outweigh the costs in North Dakota and other Upper Midwestern states.
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A new study shows that by midcentury, the benefits of irrigating corn and soybeans will outweigh the costs in North Dakota and other Upper Midwestern states.
A new study shows that by midcentury, the benefits of irrigating corn and soybeans will outweigh the costs in North Dakota and other Upper Midwestern states.
A new study shows that by midcentury, the benefits of irrigating corn and soybeans will outweigh the costs in North Dakota and other Upper Midwestern states.
Less than 1% of North Dakota farmland is irrigated, but in a warming world, there could be more demand for the practice.
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