Table of contents
President Daryl Chase 2
The future of agriculture in Utah is closely tied to the development of water, by W.P. Thomas 3
Wise use of new water will need sound planning and basic research 4
Early settlement and irrigation went hand in hand, W.P. Thomas 5
Colorado River Storage Project key to future development of Utah’s resources, both agricultural and industrial, by C.H. Milligan 6
National conservation policies to develop and use natural resources wisely, by T.R. Black 10
Land in plentiful, only water is lacking, by W.P. Thomas 12
Strength, weakness, and needs of Utah’s agriculture, by W.P. Thomas 14
Additional water means greater land development, by W.P. Thomas 16
Consumptive use studies provide information on amount of water needed by various areas, by W.D. Criddle 17
Central Utah Project will bring water to Bonneville Basin 20
Recommended Citation
(1955)
"Farm & Home Science Vol. 16 No. 1, March 1955,"
Utah Science: Vol. 16:
No.
1, Article 1.
Available at:
https://digitalcommons.usu.edu/utscience/vol16/iss1/1
