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Climate change, compact compliance poise challenges to irrigation districts on the Rio Grande - Vimarsana News

Climate change, compact compliance poise challenges to irrigation districts on the Rio Grande

Samantha Barncastle, general counsel of the Elephant Butte Irrigation District, told state lawmakers that a settlement in an interstate compact compliance case involving the Rio Grande will not lead to an end of litigation. “The farmers will push back somewhere,” she said during a Water and Natural Resources Committee meeting Tuesday in Las Cruces. The […]

Irrigators in the Lower Rio Grande corridor could be paid not to water their fields - Vimarsana News

Irrigators in the Lower Rio Grande corridor could be paid not to water their fields

The New Mexico Interstate Stream Commission is hosting a series of events to provide irrigators with property in the Lower Rio Grande corridor with information about a groundwater conservation program. The program provides grants to compensate irrigators to voluntarily not irrigate previously irrigated land for two years. The application period opens on Monday and goes […]

Commission will pay more farmers to use less water - Vimarsana News

Commission will pay more farmers to use less water

The expanded "fallowing" program aims to help replenish Southern New Mexico's drought-stricken aquifer.

Herrera: The Year of Water - Vimarsana News

Herrera: The Year of Water

Legislators and advocates alike proclaimed the legislative session of 2023 the “Year of Water”. This was not an accident, this was hard work on the part of the scientific community,

New Mexico looking to boost water conservation by paying farmers to let their land go dry - Vimarsana News

New Mexico looking to boost water conservation by paying farmers to let their land go dry

The idea is to build off of a grant program to support irrigators that choose to stop irrigating their land for a one-year period. From 2020 to 2023, the Interstate Stream Commission gave out 73 grants to do just that, letting about 2,500 acres of land go temporarily dry.

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