Crossing Boundaries with Teamwork and Economics for Water Management

Authors

Christi Falen, University of IdahoFollow
Howard Niebling, University of Idaho ExtensionFollow
Bill Hazen, University of Idaho ExtensionFollow
Mike Telford, Telford’s Sun Valley SeedsFollow

Volume

49

Issue

2

DOI

10.34068/joe.49.02.15

Abstract

The Water Team used teamwork and economics to transcend water boundaries. Recommendations implemented and physical improvements extended the irrigation season by 16 days in 2008, increased potential farm profits, and increased water conservation. The Team is now poised to cross more boundaries, assembling data and coordinated plans for watershed management and groundwater recharge for larger geographic areas, watersheds, and organizations.

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Recommended Citation

Falen, C., Niebling, H., Hazen, B., & Telford, M. (2011). Crossing Boundaries with Teamwork and Economics for Water Management. The Journal of Extension, 49(2), Article 15. https://doi.org/10.34068/joe.49.02.15