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Though often seen as being at odds with one another, Utah’s farms and the Great Salt Lake have a lot in common.
Some common beliefs about the relationship between the Great Salt Lake and Utah agriculture require some correction.
A new bill to address sudden impact natural disasters when water is crucial for survival and farmers and ranchers are likely to have water rights stripped to meet the public safety need.
How can you get water in a natural disaster? Utah lawmakers are considering a bill to compensate water rights owners if their water is taken to help people in need.