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Farms and other agricultural water users ensure the availability of fresh, locally produced food to both rural and urban communities.
Irrigated agriculture also provides ancillary social benefits through boating, fishing, hunting, and other recreational amenities.
Irrigated agriculture is the backbone of Oregon’s economy, supporting a variety of high value crops sold globally.
Agricultural water suppliers are on the forefront of conservation and are always seeking innovative ways to stretch our resources.
Meeting of the Oregon Water Resources Congress (OWRC), Washington State Water Resources Association (WSWRA), and Idaho Water Users Association (IWUA). Meeting open to members and Affiliates of the three associations, with advance RSVP to the host organization or member organization.
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This valuable training will provide district office staff with an overview of key district office and administrative related procedures, recent applicable changes in laws and regulations, and an opportunity to network with and learn from other district office staff from around the state. Program format is a mix of diverse round-table discussion (topics selected by attendees) […]
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In April OWRC leaders, including Executive Director April Snell, OWRC Board President Mike Britton and OWRC Federal Affairs Chair Marc Thalacker spent three days in Washington, D.C. to advocate for OWRC members, with the help of OWRC’s Government Affairs Consultant Peter Carlson. For more information on OWRC’s Federal Affairs Program, including our 2018 Federal Program […]
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