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U.S. Irrigation and Water Management – Published on November 23, 2024

By Sig Silber November 23, 2024No Comments

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Some of the results of the 2022 Agricultural Survey related to irrigation can be found HERE. But as far as I can tell it was not processed into a report by the USDA Economic Research Service as was done with the 2017 Survey. Maybe I just could not find it or perhaps it has not been issued just yet. But I do not have it.

So I decided to provide the report from the 2017 Survey LINK.

It is a little out of date but I believe that it is still very useful. One can cross-check the below with the 2022 Census and I have provided the link to the part of that census that deals with irrigation.

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2022 USDA Census of Agriculture Sig Silber

Last updated on November 23, 2024

Sig Silber

Mr. Silber is a mathematician and an economist with many years of experience in a variety of technologies. He started his career at Bell Telephone Laboratories and has worked in and provided consulting to many participants in the computer and communications industries. He has also been very involved with Natural Resources having been a V.P. of Planning and Financial Analysis for Kennecott Minerals. Mr. Silber has also taught a graduate course in Information Economics at Polytechnic University which is now part of New York University. Mr. Silber has served as an elected Supervisor and Secretary Treasurer of the Santa Fe - Pojoaque Soil and Water Conservation District. In addition to his consulting practice, Mr. Silber is working on a book that will address the economic issues related to Global Warming.

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Some will need to click on “Read More” to access the rest of this article. That will not be necessary for those who were sent the url of this article.

So I decided to provide the report from the 2017 Survey LINK.

It is a little out of date but I believe that it is still very useful. One can cross-check the below with the 2022 Census and I have provided the link to the part of that census that deals with irrigation.

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