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The relative reduction in potential ground-water contamination due to pesticides at several sites in Utah was determined by comparing alternative irrigation system designs, water management practices and pesticides. Alternative sprinkler...
1991-05-01
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There is a critical lack of sanitation in the West Bank (Palestine).Most domestic sewage is disposed of into unlined cesspits or septic tanks, or directly discharged to the environment without treatment. Water resources in the West Bank are...
2009-01-01
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Foreword: Although irrigation has been practiced in Utah for more than one hundred years, irrigation water still is being distributed to farmers with little or not thought about its measurement. A farmer would not...
1955-01-01
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Several options are available to reduce the amount of potable water used for landscape irrigation. First, potable water used for irrigation could be eliminated completely and replaced by effluent or low quality water that does not meet standards...
2006-07-18
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West Cache Irrigation Company minute books: 1937 to 1944. Typescript. Founded in 1898, the West Cache Irrigation Company built a large irrigation canal system starting at Riverdale, Idaho and ending in northwest Cache Valley in northern Utah.
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Irrigation use is an obvious benefit of Utah canals that has been recognized for over 100 years. This study attempts to illustrate other, less obvious, uses. The major use examined was recreational, but canals are presently functioning as storm...
1974-12-01
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Describes the history and extent of the irrigation project of the Bear Lake and River Water Works and Irrigation Company as of 1889. Cities and towns served by the irrigation system included Ogden, Brigham City, Corrinne, Bear River City,...
1889-05-19
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Man working on an irrigation canal in this field; mountains are in the background, Cache Valley, Utah.
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Irrigation flume is watering this field which has trees and a path on the other side of the flume, Cache Valley, Utah.
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Appendix A to: Sukol, Richmond, and Goyal (2012), Irrigation return flows and Snake River reach […]
2012-10-01
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Design documents are a series of technical papers addressing specific design topics on the eastern Snake River Plain Aquifer Model upgrade. Each design document will contain the following information: topic of the design document, how that topic...
2003-07-01
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A simulation modeling package has been developed for the purpose of critically evaluation on-farm irrigation water supply and application systems under Pacific Northwest conditions. The entire package is designed to be executed on a...
1987-05-01
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Appendix E; supplement to IWRRI document 198303; Allen, R. G.; and Brockway, C. E. (1983).
1983-08-01
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During the early 1970's, the Office of Water Resources Research funded an ambitious ex-post analysis of the Boise Project, a large Bureau of Reclamation irrigation project in southwest Idaho and eastern Oregon. There were two major purposes of the...
1979-03-01
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Sediment yield was monitored from seven fields in southern Idaho to determine the effects of crop type, soils, topography and other parameters. Regression techniques and application of the Universal Soil Loss equation were used in attempts to...
1976-10-01
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The objective of this study is to utilize probability analysis and mathematical programming (operations research methods) in planning the design and operation of an irrigation network with a chain of internal water storage reservoirs (Farm Service...
1980-08-01
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A water management study to include a complete water budget of the irrigated area of the Snake River fan in eastern Idaho was initiated in May 1970. The study was initiated to develop alternate management solutions to the increasing high water...
1971-08-01
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Twenty-two farmers in the Oakley Fan area of Southern Idaho were interviewed in 1966 and 1967 to determine information about the present irrigation practices and costs of water in the area. All farms were irrigated by gravity methods and received...
1969-01-01
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The main objective of the study is to determine the ability of different sizes of farms to pay for irrigation water. This ability will be measured by the capability of the farm to produce high value crops at low costs.
Phrased in a different way,...
1965-06-01
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