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1) Colorado irrigation waters and their changes

Author

Headden, William P

Series

Bulletin volume 82

Pub. Date

1903.

2) Agricultural water use in Colorado

Author

Propp, Bryan

Pub. Date

[2002]

3) Narrows Project

Author

Colorado Water Conservation Board

Pub. Date

1975-1978.

4) San Miguel Project

Author

Colorado Water Conservation Board

Pub. Date

1973-1976.

5) Colorado's net irrigation requirements for agriculture, 1995

Author

Frank, Anthony

Pub. Date

[1999]

6) Irrigation water use in the Yampa River basin

Series

Water in the balance volume no. 8

Pub. Date

1998.

7) Feasibility of Rehabilitation of North Poudre Reservoir no. 1 (Miner's Lake)

Author

Slosson, Ronald H

Pub. Date

2004.

8) Seepage or return waters from irrigation

Author

Carpenter, L. G

Series

Bulletin volume 33

Pub. Date

1896.

9) Guidelines for using conservation tillage under furrow irrigation

Series

Technical report volume TR02-6

Pub. Date

[2002]

10) Return of seepage water to the Lower South Platte River in Colorado

Author

Parshall, R. L

Series

Bulletin volume 279

Pub. Date

1922.

11) Alfalfa response to water deficit using subsurface drip irrigation

Author

Berrada, Abdelfettah

Series

Technical bul volume TB05-1

Pub. Date

[2001]

12) Irrigation Best Management Practices: what are Colorado producers doing?

Series

Agricultural chemicals and groundwater protection fact sheet volume 19

Pub. Date

1999.

13) On the measurement and division of water

Author

Carpenter, L. G

Series

Bulletin volume 150

Pub. Date

1911.

14) Consumptive use and return flows in urban lawn water use

Author

Oad, Ramchand Naraindas

Series

Completion report volume no. 189

Pub. Date

[1996]

15) 1992 report to the USDI Bureau of Reclamation, lower Gunnison surge demonstration project

Author

Alam, Mahbub

Pub. Date

1992.

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The purpose of the installation is to test and demonstrate surge technology to local farmers. It has been proven elsewhere that the surge irrigation technology enables irrigators to achieve higher irrigation efficiencies, uniform applications, and deep percolation reduction. Reducing deep percolation decreases salt loading of the Colorado River.