Water and agriculture in the western U.S.
Subtitle: conservation, reallocation, and markets
By: edited by Gary D. Weatherford in association with Lee Brown, Helen Ingram, and Dean Mann.
Contributors: Weatherford, Gary D.; John Muir Institute for Environmental Studies.
Series: Studies in water policy and management ;; no. 2
Publisher: Westview Press
Published: 1982
Place of publication: Boulder, Colo
Language: eng
Number of pages: 269
Subjects: Water resources development -- Government policy -- West (U.S.); Irrigation -- Government policy -- West (U.S.); Agriculture and state -- West (U.S.); Water conservation -- Government policy -- West (U.S.); Water transfer -- Government policy -- West (U.S.)
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
"A project of the John Muir Institute."
Table of contents: title: Thematic overview of the conserve-and-transfer strategy of water management / by Gary Weatherford; title: Institutional framework for agricultural water conservation and reallocation in the West / by Dean Mann; title: Factors underlying irrigation efficiency in the Tulare Basin of California / by Gary Weatherford ... [et al.]; title: The Navajo Indian irrigation project / by Charles DuMars ... [et al.]; title: A willingness to play: analysis of water resources development in Arizona / by Helen Ingram, William E. Martin, and Nancy K. Laney; title: Water reallocation, market proficiency, and conflicting social values / by Lee Brown ... [et al.]