The Ogallala Aquifer supports millions of people and one of the nation’s most productive agricultural regions, but decades of heavy pumping have taken a toll. Learn how better water data is helping producers manage every gallon more effectively.The Ogallala Aquifer supports millions of people and one of the nation’s most productive agricultural regions, but decades of heavy pumping have taken a toll. Learn how better water data is helping producers manage every gallon more effectively.
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