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Water shortage to keep Legislature busy in ‘22

Nathan Brown Arizona Capitol Times//August 19, 2021//

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Water shortage to keep Legislature busy in ‘22

Water shortage to keep Legislature busy in ‘22

Nathan Brown Arizona Capitol Times//August 19, 2021//

Water flows into a canal that feeds farms run by Tempe Farming Co., in Casa Grande, Ariz., Thursday, July 22, 2021. The Colorado River has been...

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Tags: farmers, David Cook, Rusty Bowers, Arizona Farm Bureau, Stephanie Smallhouse, Colorado River, Pinal County, U.S. Bureau of Reclamation

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