US Edition#Kansas Farmers Dramatically and Profitably Pare Water for Irrigation: Much lower draw on #OgallalaAquifer has not hindered region’s giant farm economy — Brett Walton (circleofblue.org)
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#Kansas Farmers Dramatically and Profitably Pare Water for Irrigation: Much lower draw on #OgallalaAquifer has not hindered region’s giant farm economy — Brett Walton (circleofblue.org)
A corn crop is harvested in the U.S. Great Plains, where center-pivot irrigation systems draw water from the Ogallala Aquifer. Photo © Brian Lehmann / Circle of Blue Click the link to read the article on the Circle of Blue website (Brett Walton): April 14, 2025 To save a dying aquifer – or at least their piece of it – a group of roughly 60 farmers in northwest Kansas decided on a self-imposed diet. The move a dozen years ago to voluntarily rest…
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