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Can California’s Drought Reform Agricultural Water Use?
California’s worst drought in more than 30 years is big trouble for the 9th largest agricultural economy in the world. Many farmers are getting less water than they expected; some aren’t getting any at all. Rice, grapes, citrus fruit and almonds are all being hit hard.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readCalifornia’s worst drought in more than 30 years is big trouble for the 9th largest agricultural economy in the world. Many farmers are getting less water than they expected; some aren’t getting any at all. Rice, grapes, citrus fruit and almonds are all being hit hard.
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Will the Drought Force Farmers to Change Their Ways?- 0:00Does LA Want the Ontario Airport to Fail?
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The full episode
2 of 3Will the Drought Force Farmers to Change Their Ways?- 0:00Does LA Want the Ontario Airport to Fail?
- 5:42Can California’s Drought Reform Agricultural Water Use?You’re reading this
- 18:13Richard Riordan Memoir