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Farmhands wrap a bale of cotton in a tarp while harvesting at the Pacheco Farm in Marana in October 2020. Roughly 1,150 acres of cotton were h…
- Richard C. Brusca Special to the Arizona Daily Star
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OPINION: "It’s no wonder the levels of Lake Mead and Lake Powell have plummeted. It is clear that a great deal more water is legally allocated than exists, or is likely to exist in the near (and possibly long-term) future," writes Richard C. Brusca, a research scientist at the UA.Â
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A growing world population and expanding middle class in developing countries suggest that U.S. agriculture will remain in high demand looking ahead.
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Farmhands at Pacheco Farms cover a bale of cotton harvested from the in Marana, on Oct. 28, 2020. The 18,000-pound bale (or module) will be tr…
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A farmhand tosses loose cotton into the module builder while harvesting at the Pacheco Farm in Marana, on Oct. 28, 2020.
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A farmhand opens the back gate of the module builder where cotton is compacted into a bale while harvesting the plants at the Pacheco Farm in …
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Farmhands wrap a bale of cotton in a tarp while harvesting at the Pacheco Farm in Marana, on Oct. 28, 2020.
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