The Ditch You Set in June Grows the Hay You Bale in August, and the Water That Runs Off the End Is Feed You Paid For
Getting irrigation water where it does the most good in June sets up your hay crop and your fall regrowth. Here's how…
Getting irrigation water where it does the most good in June sets up your hay crop and your fall regrowth. Here's how…
High-country snowmelt peaks and then fades fast in a dry June. The water you get onto your hay ground now is the…
Early-summer runoff is the water you actually get to use. Move it onto the hay ground and pasture now, because the ditch…
Mountain runoff peaks and drops fast in a Montana June. Spreading flood water evenly across a wild-hay meadow now decides how much…
Mid-June runoff fills the ditches for a few short weeks. Spread that water across your hay meadows now, because the creek won't…
On Montana's flood-irrigated hay meadows, the trick isn't turning the water on — it's knowing when to shut it off so the…
Mid-June is when snowmelt runoff peaks and the river goes on call. Here's how to make your water right earn its keep…