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- Admin owner/operators;
- Operations describing water related technology and infrastructure such as wells, canals, local storage capacity waste management and treatment facilities;
- Demand summary of water demand, historical records.
- Economics cost and benefit data (investment and operating costs, sales and market prices).
- Links to other objects: Please note that a farm should be linked to a source of water, a river reach, well, or reservoir.
RiverBasinObject: FarmsFarm objects are describing agricultural areas or large individual farms that are not exclusively or predominantly based on irrigated agriculture such as animal farms and feedlots. The primary information relates to location, extent and water demands, but also return flow and its quality.They are primarily described by their HEADER and the hypertext description and imagery.
Attributes are grouped into topics and shown in pop-up windows
that are triggered by BUTTONS.
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