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Fiscal Year 2003: Performance Report U.S. Department of Agricultire Natural Resources Conservation Service
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Fiscal Year 2003: Performance Report U.S. Department of Agricultire Natural Resources Conservation Service
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3/1/2003
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Fiscal Year 2003: Performance Report U.S. Department of Agricultire Natural Resources Conservation Service
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Objective 3.2 — Protect watersheds from the effects of <br />chronic water shortages and risks from drought. <br />0 0 <br />�....ea 1 - 1,999 <br />Qa <br />Pacific Seain ® 2,000 - 9,999 <br />Pal - NoMern' Marshall lslan2� <br />Matlanas MI�aMa=,a 10,000 -49,999 <br />50,000 or more <br />{J Guam <br />Map ID: m7709 <br />Figure 1130. Conservation systems applied to address water supply concerns. <br />,o <br />c <br />H—H <br />Puerto Ricf)o� /"U�S.�Vagin Islands <br />�0 <br />1 - 1,999 <br />c <br />Pacific Basin 2,000 -4,999 <br />Nonhesn a Marshall Islantls <br />Palau Maaanas <br />5,000 -9,999 Puerto Rico/ U.S.VUgln Wand <br />s <br />o arsatl aasemaa - e� <br />m789s 10,000 or more <br />reap ID: o <br />Figure 31. Irrigation water management applied. <br />34 Fiscal Year 2003 Performance Report <br />Indicator: Conservation systems <br />applied to address water supply con- <br />cerns: <br />Target: 6,133,000 acres <br />Actual: 8,986,000 acres <br />Analysis: The target was exceeded by <br />nearly 50 percent. Nearly 60 percent of <br />the result was accomplished by farmers <br />and ranchers in the Northern Plains and <br />South Central Regions. Acres reported in <br />Montana and Nebraska amounted to 14 <br />percent of the national total. <br />Indicator: Water supply forecasts <br />issued: <br />Target: 11,427 forecasts <br />Actual: 11,427 forecasts <br />Analysis: The target was met. <br />Indicator: Irrigated cropland where irri- <br />gation water management was <br />improved: <br />Target: 1,482,000 acres <br />Actual: 1,864,000 acres <br />Analysis: The target was exceeded by <br />26 percent. Lingering drought in some <br />key areas has prompted producers to <br />improve their irrigation efficiency. Texas, <br />Arkansas, Colorado, Nebraska and <br />Missouri figured significantly in the <br />demand for improved irrigation. <br />Source: NRCS, Performance and <br />Results Measurement System, <br />October 2003. <br />
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