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It's technically possible, but not at the right prices. California has been supplying water to agriculture at below market prices.
by chadzawistowski 12y ago
It's technically possible, but not at the right prices. California has been supplying water to agriculture at below market prices.
- ptaipale 12y ago> California has been supplying water to agriculture at below market prices. Is that actually "supplying", or is it that farms have been located at rivers precisely for the reason that they have access to water there, and water rights are part of property rights? (Honest question, I don't know California system.)
- pkaye 12y agoI'm not sure either but there is an man made aqueduct that stretches form north to south.