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Enhancing Understanding of Water Management
2/6/2007
Ron F. Meyer
Area Extension
Agent (Agronomy)
Colorado State University Extension
Golden
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Colorado State University Extension – Western
Center for Risk Management Education is sponsoring a program “Enhancing
and Understanding of Water Management” on March 1, 2007 from 9:00 a.m.
to 1:30 p.m. in Burlington at Spices on the Green. Lunch is included with
registration fee.
Program Highlights:
* Tax consequences on
the Colorado Basin of lost property value due to shift of land from irrigated
to non-irrigated use.
* Demonstration of decision tool to
comparealternatives for limited irrigation cropping.
* Impacts and
implementation costs of alternative irrigation technologies.
* The financial
impacts of selling water rights versus continuing in irrigated agricultural
production.
* Local research and techniques for managing reduced irrigation
water supplies.
Registration is $40.00 per person. Make checks
payable to Extension Activity Fund and send to Golden Plains Area Extension
– 251-16th St., Ste. 101 – Burlington, CO 80807.
Pre-registration is necessary to hold a spot. Registration at the door
will be $60.
A minimum of twenty paid registrations must be received by
February 16th in order to hold the program. For more information
contact Ron Meyer at the Kit Carson County Extension office (719)
346-5571. |
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