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Western Irrigated Agriculture: Tables

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All tables summarize data by farm size and State

  1. Total irrigation values, all irrigated farms
  2. Average irrigation statistics (per farm)
  3. Average irrigation statistics by water source (per farm)
  4. Irrigation wells and pumping costs by energy source
  5. Average irrigation maintenance and repair costs (per acre)
  6. Gravity irrigation statistics by system type

    Tables 6-1 to 6-13 summarize farm numbers and total acres irrigated using gravity irrigation systems (by type) and by farm size class (and their farm-size percent distributions). Table 13 summarizes acres irrigated (by farm size class) for a more water-conserving, gravity irrigation technology, i.e., furrow gravity systems using pipe (above ground or buried) or lined open-ditches for field water delivery.  more...

    6-1 (.xls)(.html) Farms using a gravity irrigation system (all types)
    6-2 (.xls)(.html) Acres irrigated with gravity irrigation systems (all types)
    6-3 (.xls)(.html) Acres irrigated with furrow gravity systems Using either an above-ground or buried pipe for water delivery
    6-4 (.xls)(.html) Acres irrigated with furrow gravity systems using only above-ground pipe for water delivery
    6-5 (.xls)(.html) Acres irrigated with furrow gravity systems using a lined open ditch for water delivery
    6-6 (.xls)(.html) Acres irrigated with furrow gravity systems using an unlined open ditch for water delivery
    6-7 (.xls)(.html) Acres irrigated with gravity flood irrigation systems using above-ground or buried pipe for water delivery
    6-8 (.xls)(.html) Acres irrigated with gravity flood irrigation systems using a lined open ditch for water delivery
    6-9 (.xls)(.html) Acres irrigated with gravity flood irrigation systems using an unlined open ditch for water delivery
    6-10 (.xls)(.html) Acres irrigated for all open-ditch (lined & unlined) gravity furrow systems
    6-11 (.xls)(.html) Acres irrigated for all gravity flood irrigation systems
    6-12 (.xls)(.html) Acres irrigated for all gravity furrow systems
    6-13 (.xls)(.html) Acres irrigated with a more water-conserving gravity irrigation technology
  7. Pressure/sprinkler or sub-irrigation statistics by system type
  8. Gravity irrigation by system type and water-management practice
  9. Gravity water-management statistics by management practice
  10. Laser-leveled irrigation statistics
  11. Water-conserving, higher-efficiency pressure irrigation statistics
  12. Water-conserving, higher-efficiency gravity irrigation statistics
  13. Methods of deciding when to apply irrigation water
  14. Sources of information used to reduce costs or conserve water
  15. Barriers to irrigation system improvements
  16. Participation water conservation cost-share programs
For more information, contact: Glenn Schaible

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Updated date: May 3, 2004