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RGDSS - Rio Grande Historic Crop Consumptive Use Analysis
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The documentation is for the Rio Grande Basin Historic Crop Consumptive Use Analysis, developed during the RGDSS implementation for the period 1950 through 2002. It includes 100 percent of the crop consumptive use in the basin for the period. Documentation consists of the final Historic Crop Consumptive Use Analysis Report and supporting appendices.
Decision Support - Doc Type
Modeling Dataset Documentation
Date
6/1/2004
DSS Category
Consumptive Use
DSS
Rio Grande
Basin
Rio Grande
Contract/PO #
C153863
Grant Type
Non-Reimbursable
Bill Number
HB98-1189, SB99-173
Prepared By
Leonard Rice Engineering
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the-other hand the CAS data were determined to be a poor indicator of historic irrigated <br />meadow in the basin. This is because the amount of harvested irrigated meadow may <br />vary greatly from year to year, while the amount of irrigated meadow generally does not. <br />Therefore the amount of irrigated meadow each year is estimated to be constant. Note <br />that in water short years, less water is likely applied to irrigated meadow than cash crops <br />grown under the same ditch. CAS estimates were not available for the small percentage <br />of vegetables grown in the San Luis Valley; therefore the amount of vegetables each year <br />of the analysis was estimated to be constant. <br />The following example illustrates the process used to estimate the irrigated acreage time <br />series for a sample structure (Ditch "X") in 1992. Table 4 shows example CAS crop <br />acreage for county "A" for two years, 1992 and 1998. Also shown is the 1998 acreage <br />for the sample structure (Ditch "X") from the irrigated acreage assessment (IAA). In this <br />example, all the acreage served by Ditch "X" is in County "A". Small grains, potatoes, <br />and alfalfa are referred to as "Time-varying Crops" in this example. <br />Table 4 <br />Example Acreage Estimates <br /> Coun t "A" Ditch "X" <br />Crop Category 1992 CAS 1998 CAS 1998 IAA <br />Small Grains (Barley, <br />Oats, and Wheat <br />12,000 <br />12,500 <br />2,000 <br />Potatoes 6,000 7,500 500 <br />Alfalfa 12,000 11,000 800 <br />Sub Total 30,000 31,000 3,300 <br /> <br />Irrigated Meadow N/A N/A 2,000 <br />Vegetables N/A N/A 20 <br />Total N/A N/A 5,320 <br />1. Determine Total Acreage of Time-varying Crops. Colorado Agricultural Statistics <br />acreage for crop types barley, oats, wheat, alfalfa, and potatoes were combined for <br />1998 and 1992. The acreage assigned to small grains, potatoes, and alfalfa for the <br />sample structure during the 1998 Irrigated Acreage Assessment were combined. <br />1998 County "A" CAS Subtotal = 12,500 + 7,500 + 11,000 = 31,000 acres <br />1992 County "A" CAS Subtotal = 12,000 + 6,000 + 12,000 = 30,000 acres <br />1998 Ditch "X" Subtotal = 2,000 + 500 + 800 = 3,300 acres <br />2. Determine Total 1992 Sample Structure Acreage for Time-varying Crops. The <br />estimated sample structure acreage for time-varying crops in 1992 is the 1998 <br />structure acreage from the irrigated acreage assessment (3,300) prorated by the ratio <br />of total county acreage in 1992 (30,000) to the total county acreage in 1998 (31,000). <br />1992 Subtotal for Sample Structure = 3,300 x (30,000 / 31,000) = 3,194 acres <br />C:\Projects\rgdss\finemos_2004\appendA_cropcu_6-2004.doc A-4 of A-10 June 2004 <br />
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