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'There's an opportunity here': Program paying farmers to use less water yields dividends - Vimarsana News

'There's an opportunity here': Program paying farmers to use less water yields dividends

A University of Arizona program is helping farmers in Yuma and across the state switch to methods that are less water-intensive.

Source: yahoo.com
Fact sheet sheds light on Yuma's water situation - Vimarsana News

Fact sheet sheds light on Yuma's water situation

In Yuma County, the lettuce capital, water scarcity, and sustainable management have become paramount concerns. The recently released Yuma County Water Factsheet from the Water Resources Research Center (WRRC) in

This desert plant can be used to make rubber and grows with little water - Vimarsana News

This desert plant can be used to make rubber and grows with little water

Building subdivisions in the desert might seem like a poor choice when it comes to water conservation. All those kitchen sinks and showers. All those toilets. But in the Valley, about 89% of that water gets recycled.When a farmer irrigates crops, the water all goes into the ground. So, researchers at the University of Arizona are working with farmers to find new ways to

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Ag stakeholders to convene in Yuma on Wednesday - Vimarsana News

Ag stakeholders to convene in Yuma on Wednesday

Federal, state and local officials will convene in Yuma on Wednesday to talk about the impact of the Inflation Reduction Act on Arizona’s agricultural sector, particularly in the Yuma region.

USDA Rural State Director and Arizona state leaders to visit Yuma - Vimarsana News

USDA Rural State Director and Arizona state leaders to visit Yuma

In a press release, Charlene Fernandez, the USDA's director, and state officials will be in Yuma on Wednesday, September 13 and will highlight the impact of the Inflation Reduction Act on Arizona's agriculture sector, particularly in the Yuma area.

Source: kyma.com