On Colorado's High Plains, 700,000 acres bloom because of water sucked from the Ogallala aquifer, an underground sponge of rock and sediment created by millions of years of Rocky Mountain erosion.
(700,000 acres; bloom; because of water) (water; sucked; from the Ogallala aquifer) (rock and sediment; created; by millions of years of Rocky Mountain erosion)
700,000 acres water rock and sediment
bloom sucked created
because of water
from the Ogallala aquifer
by millions of years of Rocky Mountain erosion