Snow packs no punch: Lingering drought raises fears of Idaho irrigation shortages (access required)

By: Cady McGovern January 28, 2014 Comments Off

With a crowd of more than 200 agriculture professionals listening, the most optimism a federal water expert could muster concerning southwestern Idaho’s chances of avoiding a drought this growing season was a short, almost pleading sentence loaded with disclaimers. “Hopefully we’ll make it, but not quite sure, I guess,” Ron Abramovich told the audience on Jan. ...

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Snow packs no punch: Lingering drought raises fears of Idaho irrigation shortages

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