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<br />.n0058l <br /> <br />Development proposals should offer reasonable assurance that problems such <br />as erosion, salt build-up, or structural degeneration of soils will not result. <br />WYOMING <br /> <br />Agriculture and related activities comprise a major contribution to the <br /> <br />State's economy. Due to its importance, maintenance of the current level will <br /> <br />continue to be a primary State planning objective along with improvement in <br />water supplies and development of additional feasible projects. Development <br />will be encouraged and advantage will be taken of whatever means are available <br /> <br />which include Federal, State, local, or private actions. Due consideration <br /> <br />will be given to water sources, either surface or ground, and method of <br /> <br />application which will be the most efficient and be in compliance with State <br />laws, rules, and regulations. Irrigated agriculture is a source of continuing <br />livelihood when properly maintained and new development to utilize the State's <br />water entitlement can be initiated as the need for food and fiber for the <br />Nation increases and economic conditions warrant. <br /> <br />G-21 <br />