Gov seeks aid for farmers (The World)

6 March 2010, 4:10 am

GRANTS PASS -- About 1,300 farmers in a Klamath Basin irrigation project are waiting to hear whether drought conditions will leave enough water to plant crops this year without help from a landmark agreement designed to share scarce water between fish and farms.... Read More »

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