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The Water Information Program is a public information program sponsored by the water districts, organizations and agencies in the San Juan and Dolores watersheds of Southwestern Colorado. The purpose of the WIP is to provide information to the public and community on water topics and water related issues.

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May 9, 2008--New sewer hookups banned in Gem Village (Pine River Times)

New properties won't be accepted onto the Gem Village sewer system this year, because of ongoing loading and discharge violations at the treatment plant. Bayfield

May 9, 2008--Colorado legislators key in drafting farm bill, urge Bush's approval (Fort Collins Now)

Negotiators in the U.S. Congress announced their final agreement Thursday on a $300 million farm bill, and as the White

May 9, 2008--No impact on corn from delaying irrigation (Cherry Creek News)

Research from Pioneer Hi-Bred, a DuPont business, and Kansas State University shows corn growers can safely delay the first irrigation

May 9, 2008--Kick the oil habit and make your own ethanol (Environmental News Network)

A new company hopes drivers will kick the oil habit by brewing ethanol at home that won't spike food prices. E-Fuel Corp unveiled on Thursday the "MicroFueler" touting

May 8, 2008--Colo. farmers form 'Super Ditch' to negotiate water deals (Denver Post)

Some southeast Colorado farmers are joining forces in a "super ditch" company in hopes of negotiating better prices

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