Irrigated Agriculture & Water Resources

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Hear Dr. Ramchand Oad, CSU civil engineering professor, describe some of the effects of irrigated agriculture on water resources and the hydraulic research CSU is conducting in this field. How do we manage and use water resources for agriculture in a conservative way, and in a way that doesn't hurt the environment? Irrigation is a wonderful and necessary technology, but it can be harmful if we don't do our part to make it a proactive citizen.

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