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Lacking sufficient water, Colorado’s Farm & Ranch Enterprise prepares for a grim harvest of layoffs, dust, and fallowed fields
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Lacking sufficient water, Colorado’s Farm & Ranch Enterprise prepares for a grim harvest of layoffs, dust, and fallowed fields
Corn being harvested on the Ute Mountain Ute Farm & Ranch Enterprise. Aerial photo by Robert Marcos In 1949 the Bureau of reclamation installed a diversion on Colorado’s West Marcos River that began channeling water to the brand new Jackson Gulch Reservoir. The reservoir had been created to provide irrigation water to Mancos area farmers of European descent. Somehow the Bureau of Reclamation overlooked the fact that the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe ow…
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