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A recent study published in Agricultural Water Management shows how public crop yield statistics and satellite data can be used to track trends in water productivity for major crops grown on the East Snake Plain.
A unique combination of climate, geology and water supply provide the raw ingredients for global-scale agricultural production in the upper Snake River basin.
Idaho water forecasts have been “all over the board” this year. So
what’s going on with predictability models, and why does the water user
get pulled down on allotment and then increased?
I personally just enjoy rain. Having grown up in Idaho and lived here my whole life, I think I have come to understand what a few days of rain mean to our state and the farming community.
It’s no secret that Elmore County contains the critically important
watersheds for southwestern Idaho, encompassing most of the Boise Water
Basin Range and the totality of several reservoirs (Anderson Ranch,
Little Camas, Long Tom and Mountain Home) and parts of two other
reservoir systems (Arrowrock and Lucky Peak).
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