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Water Supply Protection
File Number
8271.200.60
Description
Colorado River Basin Salinity Control Program - Development and History - Ann Rpts-Reviews
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Colorado Mainstem
Water Division
5
Date
1/1/1982
Title
1982 USDA Annual Report - Colorado River Basin Salinity Control Program
Water Supply Pro - Doc Type
Annual Report
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<br />l\:)\ <br />o <br />W <br />01 <br /> <br />l, <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />Table IV-3 <br /> <br />Uinta Basin Irrigation Water Management <br />& Salinity Control Practices Applied <br /> <br />Practices Units 1982 Cumulative <br /> Pipeline (LTA) 1:./ Ft. 184,108 506,825 <br /> (Aml) ~/ Ft. 19,031 132,008 <br /> Sidero11 Sprinkler (LTA) Ft. 51,425 94,421 <br /> (Aml) Ft. ' 6,980 60,580 <br /> Pivot Sprinkler (LTA) Ft. 4,695 8,557 <br /> Gated Pipe (LTA) Ft. 29,947 56,957 <br /> (Aml) Ft. 3,780 7,910 <br /> Reg. Reservoir (LTA) Ea. 3 15 <br /> (Aml) Ea. 3 <br /> Pump & Motor (LTA) Ea. 14 36 <br /> (Aml) Ea. 7 <br /> Land Leveling (LTA) Ac. 158 243 <br /> (Aml) Ac. 34 123 <br /> Irrigation Water Management (LTA) Ac. 590 1,471 <br /> Wildlife Habitat Management (LTA) Ac. 435 528 <br /> Nesting Platform (LTA) Ea. 5 5 <br /> Wildlife Seeding (LTA) Ac. 4 4 <br /> Shallow Water Areas Ac. 10 10 <br />1/ LTA is Long Term Agreement referrals <br />~/ Aml is annual ACP cost-share referrals <br />c. Extension Education <br /> <br />The ES is using general appropriation funds to conduct demonstration, <br />information, and education programs. Extension specialists conduct water <br />management workshops and other educational programs for farmers, technicians, <br />county agents, and personnel of agricultural service and supply firms. <br />Extension specialists also work with farmers in fine tuning irrigation <br />practices to improve the irrigation efficiency and economy of operations. The <br />ES, through the State Cooperative Extension Service (CES) in Utah and <br />Colorado, has continued to provide this extension education support. <br /> <br />In the Grand Valley, the ES worked with the BR and the Colorado CES to develop <br />a special extension education effort to assist both the BR canal and lateral <br />lining activities and the USDA onfarm program. Through Memoranda of <br />Understanding and working cooperative agreements, the Colorado CES has <br />provided a full time extension specialist to assist in the Grand Valley <br />project area. Major activities include working with landowners and irrigators <br />to more formally organize working groups on the many irrigation distribution <br />laterals. The extension specialist will also be assisting with USDA <br />information and educational follow-up activities aimed at improving onfarm <br />irrigation water management. Funds to support this education effort are being <br />provided by the BR to Colorado CES through a reimbursable agreement with ES. <br />Funding will continue through FY-83 for this extension education support at <br />which time USDA and the Colorado CES will be expected to fund the position. <br /> <br />17 <br /> <br />.~, "'-'. "'"',d-o., "'-'_ .,JL.~ <br /> <br />k ,~_, <br />
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