Irrigation Institutions; a Discussion of the Economic And Legal Questions Created By the Growth of Irrigated Agriculture in the West
Irrigation Institutions; a Discussion of the Economic And Legal Questions Created By the Growth of Irrigated Agriculture in the West
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13-02 2.00 I.20 ^76.50 150.00 90.00 Acres 790 105 74 ^1.23 143 1-35 Acre-feet 3»997-02 252.40 109.21 ^.24 •59 .82 While these three irrigators all obtained water under the same contract, and all at the same rate for a cubic foot per second continuous flow, yet the rate paid per acre-foot by the third was nearly four times that paid by the first. Mr. Ross's studies 1 Bulletin 86, Office of Experiment Stations, United States Department of Agriculture.
130 THE DUTY OF WATER showed that on...e irrigator received only 43 per cent of the water allowed him under his contract. If he had wasted what he did not need, his water would have cost him at the rate of 20 cents an acre-foot.
By using economy his water cost him 49.6 cents an acre-foot. All water-right agreements should promote economy. A charge for water by the acre-foot delivered rather than by the acres of land irrigated cannot fail to have a marked influ- ence in increasing the duty of water. Another way to increase the duty of water would be to charge the farmer for what he uses each twenty- four hours.
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13-02 2.00 I.20 ^76.50 150.00 90.00 Acres 790 105 74 ^1.23 143 1-35 Acre-feet 3»997-02 252.40 109.21 ^.24 •59 .82 While these three irrigators all obtained water under the same contract, and all at the same rate for a cubic foot per second continuous flow, yet the rate paid per acre-foot by the third was nearly four times that paid by the first. Mr. Ross's studies 1 Bulletin 86, Office of Experiment Stations, United States Department of Agriculture.
130 THE DUTY OF WATER showed that on...e irrigator received only 43 per cent of the water allowed him under his contract. If he had wasted what he did not need, his water would have cost him at the rate of 20 cents an acre-foot.
By using economy his water cost him 49.6 cents an acre-foot. All water-right agreements should promote economy. A charge for water by the acre-foot delivered rather than by the acres of land irrigated cannot fail to have a marked influ- ence in increasing the duty of water. Another way to increase the duty of water would be to charge the farmer for what he uses each twenty- four hours.
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