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Regulations For Irrigators

Regulations effecting Klamath irrigators

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Environmentalists plan new push in Legislature, H&N, posted 1/15/07. "an extension of Oregon’s pesticide use reporting program; and maybe even a ban on field burning by grass seed farmers"

NCBA Challenges EPA Standards on Ranches; The National Cattlemen's Beef Association has decided to challenge the EPA's rule on fugitive dust, Farm Futures, posted to KBC 12/27/06

 DFG regulations now in effect on Klamath River, Times-Standard, posted to KBC 9/16/05

California Farm Bureau Association FRIDAY REVIEW 8/27/05 "SB 820, also by (D) Senator Kuehl, would require individual reporting of groundwater pumping to the State Water Resources Control Board...  Estimates of the cost of installing meters on wellheads range from $2,500 to $5,000, and as many as 100,000 or more wells may need to be reported annually. The total statewide initial costs could thus easily be as much as $250,000,000 for submitting information the state would not use. Those who fail to report risk loss of their water rights."

Pesticide-reporting system in Oregon to begin in 2006, Seattle Times posted to KBC 8/24/05
Endangered Species Act Incidental Take Permit Revocation Regulations, USFWS, 6/20/04

 

Regulations effecting irrigators in other places


California Farmers have until Year's End to Turn in Plans to Clean the Air ENN 12/27/04

Pollution rules confuse Calif. farmers, AP 4/28/04

Miscellaneous regulations effecting Americans

KBC's appalling proposed bill of the week: PERMIT REQUIRED TO COLLECT RAINWATER IN WASHINGTON STATE? News with Views 1/21/05.  ??????

 

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