“The new normal. What exactly does that mean? Ask a Colorado farmer and you are likely to hear a common word: dry,” reads the agricultural “drought stories” section of an interactive information portal created by the Colorado Water Conservation Board, Colorado Department of Agriculture and Colorado State University.
In its “interactive drought tour,” visitors to the site can click on pins marked throughout the state’s map and discover relevant news stories from ranchers, growers and other agricultural producers about how the drought is affecting their enterprises and what they are doing.
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The Colorado Water Conservation District
Created over 80 years ago and almost fully self-funded, the Colorado Water Conservation District
- South Platte
- Arkansas
- Rio Grande
- Southwest
- Gunnison
- Colorado
- Yampa/White/Green
- North Platte
Founding Legislation:Â Colorado Water for the 21st Century Act
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