Authors
Josué Medellín-Azuara, Duncan MacEwan, Richard E Howitt, Daniel A Sumner, Jay R Lund, Jennifer Scheer, Robert Gailey, Quinn Hart, Nadya D Alexander, Brad Arnold, Angela Kwon
Publication date
2016/8/15
Journal
Center for Watershed Sciences, University of California, Davis
Description
Persistent dry conditions over the past few years have put California’s irrigated agriculture under severe water stress. Improved precipitation during the winter and spring of 2016, and favorable market conditions, among other factors, have improved prospects for agriculture in 2016. However, water supply restrictions for temperature, endangered species, and salinity management continue to challenge some farming regions.
Scholar articles
J Medellín-Azuara, D MacEwan, RE Howitt, DA Sumner… - Center for Watershed Sciences, University of California …, 2016