Hardships still brewing for Jefferson County farmers
Discover the unique story of a brewer who grows his own ingredients for his tap house beer. Despite drought challenges, he continues to craft exceptional brews.
Oregon farmers blame endangered species for water woes
Learn about the proposed changes to the Habitat Conservation Plan for the Deschutes Basin, impacting water allocation for both irrigators and endangered species. Join the discussion at the meeting.
Discover the alarming truth about Oregon's severe drought crisis, with nearly 100% of the state affected. Learn how rising temperatures are exacerbating the situation.
Editorial: Mobilize federal resources to help North Unit farmers
Discover how the lack of funding is hindering crucial improvements in irrigation systems. Find out why hundreds of millions are needed for necessary upgrades.
Farmers pumped for facility that could solve water shortages
Solve Jefferson County farmers' water woes by pumping water from Lake Billy Chinook. Bailey, manager of North Unit Irrigation District, has the solution.
Oregon irrigation project to save farmers 10 billion gallons
Learn how a piping project by Central Oregon Irrigation District will save 30 cubic feet per second, or 10,000-acre feet of water, benefiting Jefferson County farmers.
Guest column: Misplaced blame and anger about water
Stay informed on the drought's impact on Central Oregon irrigators with The Bulletin. Show support for those with junior water rights and the agriculture businesses affected.
Discover how Yakima River Basin reservoirs in Washington are defying drought and heat, holding more water than usual. Bureau of Reclamation officials share updates.
Experts: Oregon seems to be in ‘perpetual drought’
Experts warn that Oregon's resilience to drought is decreasing due to fewer seasons of abundant rain and snow, hindering its ability to recover from hot and dry conditions.
Ramp down starts for Wickiup as drought takes its toll
Discover the impact of Wickiup Reservoir running out of storage water for the third time in four years. Learn more about the consequences and potential solutions.
Discover the resilience of Opal Springs water in Jefferson County, where despite drought conditions, the aquifer continues to gush forth, providing a pristine source for reservoirs and irrigators.
