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Study finds that livestock growers need more compensation for water conservation

Study finds that livestock growers need more compensation for water conservation
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Study Raises Questions About Water Conservation Programs in Colorado – Pagosa Daily Post News Events & Video for Pagosa Springs Colorado

Study Raises Questions About Water Conservation Programs in Colorado – Pagosa Daily Post News Events & Video for Pagosa Springs Colorado
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Aspen Journalism: Study finds that livestock growers need more compensation for water conservation

The results of a recent economic study of Grand County irrigators show that certain water conservation programs may be worth it for irrigators who grow hay – but not for those who grow cows. In.

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Cash Flows | KUNC

Farmers and ranchers use the vast majority of the Colorado River’s water. Getting them to voluntarily use less is difficult.

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