Update on Idaho Water Curtailment - 6/17/24

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  • čas přidán 16. 06. 2024
  • The curtailment is real. It has a wide impact on the economy. Negotiations are in progress. Now is the time to contact your state legislators and Governor to voice your concerns about water management in Idaho.
    Governor's office: 208-334-2100
    gov.idaho.gov/contact-us/
    Idaho Legislator's offices: legislature.idaho.gov/legisla...
    Farming: • Idaho Potato Harvest 2016
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Komentáře • 352

  • @leannebyrd6863
    @leannebyrd6863 Před 8 dny +110

    This is so wrong! Farmers feed us! What idiots to curtail their water! Americans love and support our farmers!

    • @Theonetruegod-hw2ei
      @Theonetruegod-hw2ei Před 7 dny +1

      Ya, you have no idea what is happening

    • @philliphutcheson4219
      @philliphutcheson4219 Před 7 dny +5

      In a word… Biden. This goes all the way to the top.

    • @jamms2966
      @jamms2966 Před 7 dny +1

      @@Theonetruegod-hw2ei educate us then brainiac

    • @Theonetruegod-hw2ei
      @Theonetruegod-hw2ei Před 7 dny

      @@jamms2966 Not, my problem. You should listen to why they are doing this. You prove why red state will always fail.

    • @jamms2966
      @jamms2966 Před 7 dny +4

      @@Theonetruegod-hw2ei "If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough."
      Albert Einstein
      Idaho kicks ass & it's because its a Red state. Leave anytime ya want nobody will miss you 😘

  • @rockmusician7269
    @rockmusician7269 Před 7 dny +70

    This is ridiculous. Farmers are the backbone of this country 🇺🇸

  • @ddunning6207
    @ddunning6207 Před 6 dny +43

    Time to get rid of the government! This is exactly what our fore fathers warned us about!

    • @steven4315
      @steven4315 Před 4 dny

      So you advocate completely unregulated water use? The winners in that case are always large multinational corporations.

    • @DieselRamcharger
      @DieselRamcharger Před 3 dny

      @@steven4315 If we had a government beholden to the people there would be no large multinational corporations here. But thats exactly who is running the show. The denisons of this country are viewed as little more than cattle, to be bought sold and traded to those corporations for the profit of the govt and its flunkies.

  • @barbaraberrier8840
    @barbaraberrier8840 Před 10 dny +107

    So sad what our government is doing to America.

    • @Theonetruegod-hw2ei
      @Theonetruegod-hw2ei Před 7 dny +2

      Red states for ya.

    • @_JimmyBeGood
      @_JimmyBeGood Před 4 dny

      Well what would you expect when the entire population is filled with big talkers but they are really weak and refuse to rebel against corrupt politicians. Slaves can only willingly be slaves.

    • @_JimmyBeGood
      @_JimmyBeGood Před 4 dny +2

      The citizens are weak that’s why it’s happening.

    • @Theonetruegod-hw2ei
      @Theonetruegod-hw2ei Před 4 dny

      @@_JimmyBeGood no, conservatives don’t know what they are saying

    • @DieselRamcharger
      @DieselRamcharger Před 3 dny

      @@Theonetruegod-hw2ei Because the Blue states are already completely fucked. The red states are the only ones left to destroy. You think California has no wacky water curtailment? lmao. Idiot.

  • @deerhunter7482
    @deerhunter7482 Před 9 dny +54

    All citizens should join a civil suit and also quit paying their property tax and defend themselves

  • @bcarroll911
    @bcarroll911 Před 10 dny +74

    The shitty thing is that the government is going to let the little guys drowned out. Then let some Chinese company buy the land and drill wells that no one else could afford to and completely displace the community. They have already done it in Arizona!

    • @oneatatime8677
      @oneatatime8677  Před 9 dny +8

      We have reached a 1 year agreement. So know we are asking that everyone call the governors office and let them know we need to see a long-term plan that will manage the water to benefit all of Idaho. 208-334-2100

    • @theresa922
      @theresa922 Před 8 dny +4

      That is Saudi Arabia to grow the thirst crop, alfalfa for their cows. Luckily the new governor is working to stop that.

    • @dangeissinger4906
      @dangeissinger4906 Před 8 dny +1

      @@theresa922What?

    • @AlleyCat-1
      @AlleyCat-1 Před 7 dny

      It's not just China buying the farmland. Bill Gates is buying up our land too.

    • @philliphutcheson4219
      @philliphutcheson4219 Před 7 dny +1

      @@dangeissinger4906alfalfa is illegal to grow in the Middle East so they outsource it to be grown here.

  • @philipmueller8199
    @philipmueller8199 Před 9 dny +40

    Have they shut down any golf courses yet? They use 830 to 850 million gallons of water a year.
    I think it more important to eat than play golf. But then half the courses in the country are owned by the Saudy golf assciation! Food for thought.... Not eatable, but food for thought....

    • @denisehill1215
      @denisehill1215 Před 5 dny

      Shut em all down they can use artificial turf Lawns don’t feed us No Farmers No Food. Keep the heat on When does governor Little come up for re-election?

    • @michael-theaturner7983
      @michael-theaturner7983 Před 2 dny

      Boom!!!!!!!!!!

  • @ashleywynn4923
    @ashleywynn4923 Před 9 dny +45

    It’s bad for us all. I don’t live there but I know we need farmers and we don’t need government.

    • @oneatatime8677
      @oneatatime8677  Před 9 dny +3

      Yes it is a bad deal. It will affect many people. We are asking everyone concerned to contact the Governor's office to let them know we need a long-term water management plan. 208-334-2100

    • @americafirst9144
      @americafirst9144 Před 9 dny +1

      That sums it up nicely.

  • @jamfork3871
    @jamfork3871 Před 11 dny +74

    Its the 30x30 plan. I live in Box Elder SD and the shut off the public water access without notice or recourse that my family has been hauling from for 60+ years. Governor Noem was strong in her first term, failing in her 2nd term but now she's fallen deaf. Unelected officials took our water away so we're taking theirs away. Civil discourse is key when our representative government no longer represents the basic needs of the people, like literally food and water!!!

    • @steerdup3842
      @steerdup3842 Před 10 dny

      Commifornia during the start of the covid singed an executive order for their own 30x30 plan. The environmental which are backing/pushing this want the 30% to come from private land owners which would make the Gov owning or restricted almost 80% of the state since more than 50% is already owned by a gov agency. Idaho needs to get the treasonous bureaucrats that are influenced and pushing the fed gov out. All the red states need to band together and push back the federal 30x30 plan.

    • @oneatatime8677
      @oneatatime8677  Před 10 dny +6

      We just about had that happen to several businesses here. They were not aware of this water curtailment. It is horrible to see that other areas are also having similar issues. I know nothing of your particular details but hope that your neighbors can band together and find a workable solution so everyone can have the water they need.

    • @tudwortyjmcguern5689
      @tudwortyjmcguern5689 Před 10 dny +7

      in the realm of "water rights" the first to the trough always gets the most water except drinking water is #1. those with the oldest right is #2 and downhill from there. however, no ad ministrative agency has the power to cut off the water, they wait for fools to give authority to a court with no authority by taking take an "ad ministrative decision" to court. remember, the ad ministrative employee actor "judge" is an employee of state and obligated to act in the interests of his/her employer

    • @AlleyCat-1
      @AlleyCat-1 Před 7 dny +1

      ​@@tudwortyjmcguern5689twin falls canal company has the oldest water right shares in the state. But they are ALWAYS trying to screw over everyone else, including the share holder's that have water rights in their specific area. They claim drought when no other canal company is doing so. They are as corrupt as it get's. Farmer's go through this problem with them constantly.

    • @powaqqatsi8
      @powaqqatsi8 Před 7 dny +1

      Unfortunately, both the federal and state governments are corporations that just see us as employees. The best solution is for your community to finance a community well(s) that accesses primary water. Surface water is part of the secondary water system and limited, as seen in dry years. The system likes limitations on our essentials for living and won't invest or enlighten the masses about the endless supply of primary water below the surface. Why? Because they prefer to control than be controlled...it is really that simple. And they won't stop as they want to reduce the population through any means they are capable of making happen.

  • @gregdavis9207
    @gregdavis9207 Před 8 dny +18

    Keep up the fight stand strong against the corrupt government

  • @markwojciechowski5720
    @markwojciechowski5720 Před 10 dny +32

    God bless you all there in Idaho. Power to he farmers.

    • @oneatatime8677
      @oneatatime8677  Před 9 dny +2

      Thank you. It is important we have everyone call the governors office let them know that there needs to be a long-term plan in place to manage the water for everyone's benefit. 208-334-2100

    • @Theonetruegod-hw2ei
      @Theonetruegod-hw2ei Před 7 dny

      @@oneatatime8677 No, there is a reason for this. Bad farming is probably the problem

  • @bellofthedesert1595
    @bellofthedesert1595 Před 8 dny +12

    We stand with you!

  • @scuss2
    @scuss2 Před 11 dny +36

    Thank you! You took the words right out of me as I live in NM. Our water storage Facility in Northern NM called El Vado lake was going to be made larger for more water storage. Work done by The Army Corps of Engineers. So, they decided 2 years ago it would be better with our modern day technologies to just rebuild the Dam and make it to hold more water, now, who scraped those plans indefinitely? I am a Senior Water Right user from the Rio Grande River. A hobby vegetable disabled farmer that only still has to use a shovel. As I have no tractor. Food stamp farmer at that. After processing the food for our own winter needs, I take my excess to a local foodbank and donate it. I don't do Grower's markets. My last irrigation was 06/15/24. The extreme heat has killed the last 3 years. Potted plants and seed are expensive. I grow using Organic methods. The last 3 years our water has been stopped. Last year we got cut off and my last cut of Alfalfa died. I used to get 4 cuts a year, Last year I got 1 and a half. Also donated. The person who cuts, rakes, and bales it, gets to keep it. The Indians always get the water no matter what, Senior users get it 2nd if there is enough. The Water Bank are 3rd users have not had water in 3 years.
    Ask a child "Where does your food come from"? They reply "Walmart". Really? Wish Moms and dads would go buy some seeds and plants and teach their children where their food comes from. You don't need a gym membership if you're a Farmer!

    • @oneatatime8677
      @oneatatime8677  Před 10 dny +2

      Water is so important to life. I am sorry it has been so difficult for you. What are the long-term plans for your farm?

    • @scuss2
      @scuss2 Před 10 dny

      @@oneatatime8677 Thank you for asking. It's only 2.5 acres. I have been on SSD for 12 years; my wife is a breast cancer survivor. For the last 4.5 years she has been getting 3 needles a day for 7 days then 3 weeks off for blood cancer. Also known as Leukemia. The chemotherapy drug when I looked it up online destroys Bone Marrow, so we can't understand how a bone marrow transplant will save her. We are both ready to leave this Expletive Earth.
      Her Hematologist says they don't know where this cancer came from. The doc got his medical degree in the country of Jordan, it's taught in Arabic and English, A traveling Palestinian doctor from another medical group sent my wife to the Barbaric School of medicine for her Para Thyroid surgery, on both of our medical records our religion is listed. We get chemical warfare, and we get to go first. Muslims hate Christians because we love a Jewish man by the name of Jesus Christ. Our civil war may be what we have for thanksgiving dinner 2024, when that starts who practices ICBM Technologies? China, Russia and North Korea, we will call this WW3 One of our presidents declassified in the last 30 years What is the Manzano Base. What is Idaho Nuclear Labs, same as the inventor Sandia nuclear Labs. Certain lakes in this western US dry up, we self-destruct. Our government took away OUR right to pursue happiness, then karma takes away theirs. My Farm is dead too.

    • @scuss2
      @scuss2 Před 10 dny +1

      @@oneatatime8677 I guess my comment was too long and Government google you tube deleted it. My wife is a breast cancer survivor, now for 4.5 years gets 3 needles in her stomach for 7 days straight then 3 weeks off. Blood cancer aka Leukemia.
      Our hobby farm will be dead in another 3 weeks. Can we the people take the living high on the hog food away from all politicians? Would be good thing.

    • @americafirst9144
      @americafirst9144 Před 9 dny +1

      Sorry you are being treated so unfairly. You sound like a good person.

    • @scuss2
      @scuss2 Před 8 dny +1

      @@americafirst9144 Thank you for the kind comment. My single mother raised 2 boys from different dads. She raised us like her family was raised during the Great Depression of the 1920's in the Panhandle of Texas. If we got a Christmas Card with a 5 dollar bill, we were happy. We didn't get toys like the neighbor kids got. Birthdays the same. My mother taught me at the age of 12 how to plant vegetable seeds, water them then can them for Winter. There were local farms in our NM city that sold produce (today the land is a Walmart Store). We could buy a 20 pound box of Tomatoes for 5 bucks then go back home and she showed us kids how to can tomatoes, Mason Jars, caps and lids, water bath. dash of salt in each jar. Sure, miss that today. She taught how to make jams, jellies, syrup from fruit, We canned our winter food supply. Not many people do that today because those farms became subdivisions. In High School in the mid Seventies, I had a classmate whose family planted a garden in their front yard instead of grass and their dad raised rabbits in the back yard. That rabbit pelleted manure is the best fertilizer too.

  • @reneemoss2487
    @reneemoss2487 Před 7 dny +6

    Sending prayers and calls to Little's office! I am a native from Idaho Falls. Praying for solutions for the good of All! ❤️

  • @susieq725
    @susieq725 Před 10 dny +16

    The long term solution is to stop sending water to California and Oregon and recharge the aquifer.

    • @americafirst9144
      @americafirst9144 Před 9 dny

      You ever hear of the Columbia River? That water is sent from Oregon to California. What are you talking about?

    • @susieq725
      @susieq725 Před 9 dny +1

      @@americafirst9144 I’m talking about storing the water rather than releasing it in to the river. We drain our dams way too early. I’m obviously not talking about natural water flows since this topic is about irrigation.

    • @juliemiscera267
      @juliemiscera267 Před 5 dny

      I read something about mines there that use more water than farmers, but you wonder who has stocks or interests in the mines. Lots or reasons for corruption. This agency should be sued. It probably is an unelected bureaucrat trying for kickbacks.

  • @hhorse319
    @hhorse319 Před 9 dny +7

    This is terrible for family farms . To pull water from food production for battery builds is BS!

  • @user-wq3jp3qg1o
    @user-wq3jp3qg1o Před 11 dny +19

    Your in our prayers.

  • @timhatfield6367
    @timhatfield6367 Před 7 dny +5

    Good job Sir...
    You spoke clearly without a teleprompter, and you didn't serve us a big Word Salad.
    And im pretty positive you didn't poop yourself during this message. Its pretty obvious you are President material.
    Hope things work out for you farmers up there.

  • @MrDepodot7
    @MrDepodot7 Před 11 dny +19

    Where I come from, it's cornbread and chicken, and we love our farmers and wish them well. I am having potatoes and wheat bread with my cube steak tonight. GOOD LUCK!

    • @oneatatime8677
      @oneatatime8677  Před 10 dny

      Oh, that is a great dinner idea. Thank you for taking the time to comment.

  • @davidboyce4306
    @davidboyce4306 Před 5 dny +3

    Trevor keep up the fight!! We are in the fight with you!

  • @caramoonlynn
    @caramoonlynn Před 11 dny +23

    Thanks for fighting for us.

    • @rlbrown1009
      @rlbrown1009 Před 11 dny +2

      Bless you awesome farmers!❤

    • @oneatatime8677
      @oneatatime8677  Před 10 dny +1

      Be sure you call the governor's office, too. 208-334-2100

  • @mikekosar6135
    @mikekosar6135 Před 4 dny +4

    I wasn’t aware of this until you and another post… I’m going to be praying on this..

    • @daviru02
      @daviru02 Před 4 dny +1

      I live in central oregon and just found out about this today as well. I saw 1 video where a farmer said the Twin Falls. The company can upgrade their aquifers. And processes for maintaining water and distributing water. But they haven't for a very long time. That farmer said it would help a lot and finding a solution. If that's true, it wouldn't surprise me that the corporations don't want to spend money on upgrading because there's too greedy

  • @emptynesters2520
    @emptynesters2520 Před 10 dny +3

    That’s great news! Hopefully y’all make sure this scare doesn’t happen again. Sending our love and positive thoughts your way!

    • @oneatatime8677
      @oneatatime8677  Před 10 dny

      Thank you. Yes, we need to work on a long-term water management plan for Idaho, so this doesn't repeat.

  • @paulsilva3346
    @paulsilva3346 Před 9 dny +5

    As the population grows in Idaho so goes the water and Away goes agriculture 1:38

    • @michaeladams9629
      @michaeladams9629 Před 8 dny +2

      It’s the population of the government growing that’s the problem.

  • @michaelfraser4396
    @michaelfraser4396 Před 11 dny +7

    Check for big projects that demand water. They may be industrial, mining, or environmental. I had a friend who lived in Oregon who lost their land because of an environmental project. Make sure that you know who you are dealing with. If it is just the present players on the table, yu can probably find a solution.

    • @oneatatime8677
      @oneatatime8677  Před 10 dny

      Water is so important to everyone. I am sorry to hear of your friends experience. We are hopeful we can have a long-term plan before the new year.

  • @dball87
    @dball87 Před 12 dny +24

    Thanks for the update.

    • @oneatatime8677
      @oneatatime8677  Před 11 dny +3

      You are very welcome. We are so thankful for everyone that has and is calling the Governor.

  • @user-du5cm8rc2d
    @user-du5cm8rc2d Před 11 dny +11

    God bless man...🙏 ❤

  • @injesusnameamen119
    @injesusnameamen119 Před 5 dny +1

    Prayers for the farmers 🙏

  • @commieender
    @commieender Před 11 dny +22

    I read they are using the Ukrainian funds for a cobalt mine in Idaho for a Australian company named Jervois that needs water. Maybe it's the real reason for the curtailment?

    • @dawnlaugh
      @dawnlaugh Před 10 dny +2

      I read that too. Cobalt mining uses a ridiculous amount of water and leaves the environment toxic at the end.
      Praying the farmers and folks up there keep pushing back until the gov't backs the heck off. This is the same garbage that is plaguing the EU farmers.

    • @oneatatime8677
      @oneatatime8677  Před 10 dny +1

      This water management debate has been going on since before 2009. We have always come to something workable until this year.

    • @oneatatime8677
      @oneatatime8677  Před 10 dny +4

      Please share a link to the source you found this info in.

    • @commieender
      @commieender Před 9 dny

      ​@@oneatatime8677 There is too many to list to be honest. Try googling:
      Biden Cobalt
      Idaho Cobalt
      Jervois
      Science on cobalt mining( How much water is needed)
      EU Farmer Protest
      WEF - "You vil eat da bugs"
      Globalism
      Additionally, I would read up on our country's foundational principles and why we were a constitutional republic. In short it was so we had a true representative government with limited government powers and individual rights. In your families case this would be the difference from a leftist state or administration calling the shots (cobalt, EVs, mining) vs the farmer having rights (food, families, the people, WATER).
      This is happening though out the entire west. I don't think we have much time things have been accelerating. There is hope but we need to wake up. God speed.

    • @sedg03
      @sedg03 Před 9 dny

      ​@@dawnlaugh idaho 80% mormon. LDS church ruined Utah w mining n irrig water greed.
      Now it's going to happen to Idaho.
      LDS are ruthless at destroying the country that gave them their own state to have their religion w freedom..

  • @gmariet1391
    @gmariet1391 Před 9 dny +4

    I hope youre posting on X !

    • @Goodboy26611
      @Goodboy26611 Před 4 dny

      You want civil war?……..no food to your grocery story!!!!!!!

  • @tommy3step809
    @tommy3step809 Před 11 dny +13

    Im a Patron of Central Oregon Irrigation District and all 7 districts are Piping Canals because we are losing 50% of the water truned into the canals . Twin Falls Canal needs to be Piped so they can leave back 3-400000 acre feet of water in the wetlands . This would also create pressurized irrigation so NO Electric power for pumps Think of that cost savings

    • @oneatatime8677
      @oneatatime8677  Před 11 dny +4

      This sounds like it is woreking well for you. We have been asking for years for some efficency to be made on the canals. We will see what happens in Idaho no agreement yet for this year.

    • @monicamayer977
      @monicamayer977 Před 11 dny +4

      Geoengineering weather manipulation

    • @scuss2
      @scuss2 Před 11 dny

      @@monicamayer977 Also known as a HAARP Station. Invented to use the weather as a weapon against other Nations, well, the back of my one dollar bill says "In God We Trust" This is what happens when God is taken out of Governments. Freshly planted fields in Kansas the first week of April only to have 3 weeks later a Tornado rip the seedlings right out of the ground. No water no life. Politicians don't drink water, do they?

    • @stevendeus9229
      @stevendeus9229 Před 10 dny +1

      Here in California we have one county with dirt canals. According to them, they only lose 1/3 of the water. That county, Does not have.
      Has great of a of a AquaFer Depletion.

  • @Sandra-cm1du
    @Sandra-cm1du Před 5 dny +1

    Please protest the governor 's office. He must fight for ID farmers!!! We need you!!!

  • @i0dyne
    @i0dyne Před 11 dny +5

    sustainability > profit ... Even if things are hard for everyone. It is not about us now. It is about our children tomorrow.

    • @oneatatime8677
      @oneatatime8677  Před 10 dny +1

      Yes, it is so important that we manage the water we have, so it is here in the future. We are asking for a long-term plan. Please call the governor's office 208-334-2100

    • @user-wq3jp3qg1o
      @user-wq3jp3qg1o Před 10 dny

      It’s all about being thankful for everything. Times of plenty and times of hardship. We must believe that He is ....who He says He is. Which is everything! Ask Job. Even after Job lost everything he said the Lord gives and takes away. Job believed Yahweh and had more after the fact than he had before. Job loved his Father, knew His grace and believed. Look up! Not around! All days are good but some are better than others. Just Praise Him and believe He will get you through no matter how it looks.

  • @marilynmerriman2826
    @marilynmerriman2826 Před 2 dny

    Please tell us how to help! Im informing as many people as I can. Difficult explaining that our own government would cut off water to our own farmers. Love from NE. Hang in there. Please continue to update

  • @Mypioneeringlife
    @Mypioneeringlife Před 3 dny

    We really need to stand with our farmers and protect the rights of the landowners who are feeding us and our families

  • @lukelowe918
    @lukelowe918 Před 10 dny +7

    Has anyone told the Golf Courses in Twin Falls area to turn off their water? Farmers should take priority.

    • @oneatatime8677
      @oneatatime8677  Před 9 dny +1

      We do not believe that older rights should be cut off just because we grow food. We believe it is a management issue and are asking that a long-term management plan be made. Please call the governors office and let them know of your concern. 208-334-2100

    • @tobagobum
      @tobagobum Před 8 dny +1

      Who was there first the farms or the golf courses? 🙄

    • @lukelowe918
      @lukelowe918 Před 8 dny

      @tobagobum If there is truly a shortage, EVERYONE should do their part, not just the farmers in southeast Idaho. You would think the Twin Falls area would require people in that area to also be more conservative with their water if there was truly a shortage.

    • @gundriver6439
      @gundriver6439 Před 7 dny +1

      Mormons love their golf courses...

    • @lukelowe918
      @lukelowe918 Před 7 dny +1

      @gundriver6439 the Temples don't need a bunch of green grass either.

  • @davidadams7134
    @davidadams7134 Před 6 dny +1

    I hope this gets resolved. Im in southeast idaho.

  • @leoanzick7015
    @leoanzick7015 Před 7 dny +3

    Something has to change!

  • @blueeyes2058
    @blueeyes2058 Před 5 dny

    Pls keep us informed.

  • @cajunnathan4586
    @cajunnathan4586 Před 10 dny +5

    ITS BAD FOR AMERICA'S FOOD SUPPLY!

    • @oneatatime8677
      @oneatatime8677  Před 10 dny

      Yes it is. It will affect many people not just our local economy. We are continuing to ask that people call the governor's office to encourage them to look at a long-term solution to the water management in Idaho. 208-334-2100

  • @realstatistician
    @realstatistician Před 7 dny +1

    As a Utahn, this is interesting.
    All of the surface water is managed by the government here. We couldn’t even (legally) collect rainwater without permits until just a few years ago, and it’s only up to 100 gallons that you don’t need a permit for now.
    I know that Idaho has had much more lenient water usage rules, and I know Idahoans who leave their sprinklers running for an entire day just because they can.
    Sounds like that era is coming to a close.

    • @gundriver6439
      @gundriver6439 Před 7 dny

      Utah = The state where all the mormon ranchers grow predominately alfalfa which is a water intensive crop in the 2nd driest state in the nation...

  • @debbiee6535
    @debbiee6535 Před 3 dny

    Thank you to everyone that got in there and you started yelling at Idaho for their no Farming and I say thank you Lord for lifting that band

  • @user-vi8ry9hq8j
    @user-vi8ry9hq8j Před 2 dny

    We grow a lot of potatoes here in UP of Michigan.
    This year we have excessive rainfall, and nights that are still getting down around 40 degrees.
    Crops are rotting in the ground.

  • @randalldare4027
    @randalldare4027 Před 4 dny

    I ll call tomorrow!!

  • @zachary4225
    @zachary4225 Před 9 dny +1

    They need to check out Moses West , he can help them out in this situation, he builds these huge dehumidifiers and pulls the water out the atmosphere, get a few of them units and problem solved.

  • @leftturn99
    @leftturn99 Před 5 dny

    make no repression, depression, stand your ground and water always-the good earth

  • @jefferyschirm4103
    @jefferyschirm4103 Před 2 dny

    Water is life do whatever it takes to defend life !!!

  • @S.Freud.
    @S.Freud. Před 3 dny +1

    Wow maybe you should have thought about the 480,000 dairy cattle over the Snake River aquifer pumping water 24/7 12 months a year plus polluting the aquifer

  • @debradelarue9717
    @debradelarue9717 Před 4 dny

    No farmers, no food. Control the food, control the people.

  • @Paul-dc6sp
    @Paul-dc6sp Před 2 dny

    Let me give some insight from a guy who has lived in Southern California my whole life (61 years). My opinion is that this is about future real estate development for population growth which will bring in additional tax revenues as well. Idaho is a great State unlike California which used to be great but is now a disaster. A lot of people have already moved to Idaho and many more plan to move to Idaho. The State has to do long term planning, 20-30 years out. I think this is part of that planning.
    There was a lot of farm land in Southern California and they eventually sold out to real estate developers because the children did not want the farms and did see a lot of money for the land. I am not saying this is wrong or right, it is just part of what happens when progress shows up.
    We saw it happen here in the 1970's and 1980's when everyone wanted to live in California. Just don't let the Democrats get power or it is over. I have family in Idaho Falls that I visited in 2020 and 2022. I can see progress knocking on your door. Best wishes to all of you.

  • @jefflynch9559
    @jefflynch9559 Před 2 dny

    It has been resolved, try to stay within your allocation.

  • @1dash133
    @1dash133 Před 14 hodinami

    UPDATE June 19, 2024: Water Curtailment Order lifted (Idaho Press)
    Groundwater irrigators and surface water irrigators have completed a deal that saves 330,000 acres of Idaho farmland from being dried up and averts economic catastrophe in the state.
    A mitigation agreement for 2024, brokered by Governor Brad Little and Lt. Governor Scott Bedke, has now been signed by all parties and has been submitted to the Idaho Department of Water Resources (IDWR for approval. When the deal is approved, IDWR will lift the curtailment for all nine ground water districts whose patrons irrigate with groundwater from the ESPA.
    “This is a huge relief to our members, who have had their livelihoods threatened over the past month,” said TJ Budge, attorney for Idaho Ground Water Appropriators. “We want to thank Governor Little, Lt. Governor Bedke, Senator Van Burtenshaw and, especially, all of our groundwater district members for their sincere and significant efforts to get a deal done before it was too late.”

  • @catherinequigley569
    @catherinequigley569 Před 3 dny +1

    I hear they're building a cobalt plant in the state and it will require massive amounts of water. True ?

  • @pkrueger7313
    @pkrueger7313 Před 5 hodinami

    Exactly. Farmers / farms first.

  • @dwaynegalvin8799
    @dwaynegalvin8799 Před 3 dny

    Check the EPA...they own the water rights! Get used to being told where, when and how much you can use❗❗

  • @nada7.077
    @nada7.077 Před 3 dny +1

    Why is it the east Idaho farmers have never once spoken the truth about what caused the threatened water curtailment in the first place? Why don’t you address the fact that there was a water use agreement signed in 2015 and instead of honoring that agreement east Idaho farmers ignored it year after year and continued to take and use water they weren’t entitled to?!?!

  • @user-jk3ht5hn3m
    @user-jk3ht5hn3m Před 4 dny

    Pitting one group over another isn’t gonna solve the problem, farmers need to vote for leaders who follow science. If not you can kiss it all goodbye!

  • @jesusisalive3227
    @jesusisalive3227 Před dnem

    Take the water you need!

  • @rwarrior2542
    @rwarrior2542 Před 3 dny

    Simple fix guys. Vote out anybody who is in favor of taking away your water. There's your over night fix.

  • @mikejohnson9118
    @mikejohnson9118 Před 5 dny

    I passed this onto Jimmy Dore. He recently posted about it on his Y-T channel. Maybe hit him up on his show. He has ALOT of reach. Good luck!

  • @1stbadger700
    @1stbadger700 Před 4 dny

    No farmers no food. It’s not just a saying folks.

  • @belson8257
    @belson8257 Před 3 dny

    This is happening now in Kern County CA to farmers who lost a court case recently which somehow gives the government the call on all there water. I don't know the exact details.

  • @audreynanapreps2543
    @audreynanapreps2543 Před 3 dny

    Thank you for the link. I sent email.

  • @bryanphillips56
    @bryanphillips56 Před 10 dny +2

    When the government turns against the CITIZENS, who grant permission to the elected to operate in their behalf, what are you to do?

    • @oneatatime8677
      @oneatatime8677  Před 9 dny +2

      We are spreading the word to the people. With public opinion on our side we have been able to get a 1 year agreement in place for this growing season. Now we ask everyone concerned with this issue to call the governors office, keeping the pressure on, that now a long-term plan that will manage the water to benefit all users. 208-334-2100

    • @sedg03
      @sedg03 Před 9 dny +2

      Vote em out. Appeal vad court decisions.
      Run for office.
      Do things legal?
      But put pressure on the problem.

  • @skeltane
    @skeltane Před dnem

    I can't believe this is happening in IDAHO!?!? Of all places! Really?? We as citizens are not safe anywhere!!!!!!!!!

  • @pacarter7169
    @pacarter7169 Před dnem

    One suggestion… look into drilling for your own water!

  • @diannaleigh9914
    @diannaleigh9914 Před 4 dny

    Im concerned because they’re Pushkin g into Montana and Oregon. It’s scary!

  • @corriehordyk3342
    @corriehordyk3342 Před 7 dny

    I am praying for a new government!! It seems to me your water situation is not all that bad! Try cutting off or back the water that goes to lawns, driveways and maybe even swimmjng pools
    We ca not est grass or drink swimming pool wster!!

  • @j.e.9017
    @j.e.9017 Před 9 dny +1

    List of to-do's today:
    1) Find friend to seed the clouds...force government to let out water.

    • @tobagobum
      @tobagobum Před 8 dny

      Seeding clouds have contaminated chemicals added to it. Not Good.😝

  • @whats3219
    @whats3219 Před 5 dny

    It's so crazy! What are they really after?

  • @EclecticRedneck1
    @EclecticRedneck1 Před 10 dny +2

    Ill also be calling from NM every bitnhelps right?

    • @oneatatime8677
      @oneatatime8677  Před 9 dny

      Yes every bit helps. We are asking everyone concerned about this to call the governors office and let them know that we need a long-term solution to the water management. 208-334-2100

  • @lonelypatriot9334
    @lonelypatriot9334 Před 8 dny +1

    I have wonder if the presence of cobalt in that area and the Dept. of Defense putting money toward the mining of cobalt has anything to do with this water issue. Takes a lot water to mine and process cobalt.

    • @screwplanplaybook7121
      @screwplanplaybook7121 Před 7 dny

      They are most definitely are investing money in the cobalt mine, worried about the cobalt being shut off from other countries.

  • @Bobcagon
    @Bobcagon Před 5 dny

    What is the truth? Is it Cobalt? Is it incompetence? Is it the water rights priority? What is the truth here?

  • @eddaniels3404
    @eddaniels3404 Před 11 dny +1

    Buy out the canal company 😊

  • @jmvk67
    @jmvk67 Před 3 dny +1

    Does this have anything to do with contracts for water cooling and demands at the **colbalt **mines? Just curious, it just seems there is more to this story...amd no one is digging for it.

  • @dmuniz62
    @dmuniz62 Před 6 dny

    I'm curious what the different types of crops are grown in your area. Theres seems to be some crazy war against farmers, and ranchers all over the world, and this really seems to be an extension of that with this.
    I live in Arizona where water is scarce, where lake Mead is drying up and at the lowest it has ever been, yet no water restrictions in this desert.

  • @williamsporing1500
    @williamsporing1500 Před 5 dny

    Hmmmm….wouldn’t have anything to do with the cobalt mine, or meta building a facility there would it?

  • @S.Mos72
    @S.Mos72 Před 2 dny

    There saving it for the damn mines!

  • @mr.t1941
    @mr.t1941 Před 10 dny +2

    A real BIG DEAL. The cascade affect to related/connect industries to farming could be catastrophic. My guess is someone with a book degree(not using their brain) had a brain f*** of an idea, to come up with this water curtailment

    • @scuss2
      @scuss2 Před 10 dny

      Our government has a bad case of Drain Bramage!

    • @oneatatime8677
      @oneatatime8677  Před 9 dny

      We are asking everyone to call the governors office to let him know this is not acceptable management of the states resource. We need a long-term plan that will manage the water so that everyone has what they need. 208-334-2100

  • @_JimmyBeGood
    @_JimmyBeGood Před 4 dny

    Nobody has really explained why the state government is actually doing this.

  • @Dono.N
    @Dono.N Před 4 dny

    Why are they making you feel like you need to relocate your farms? They trying to develop the land?

  • @jdebell7068
    @jdebell7068 Před 7 dny

    American people need to stand up and take our country back from governments we need to show them who is in charge

  • @mikehocking4836
    @mikehocking4836 Před 4 dny

    The investors and developers need it to build more housing and apartments Idaho my opinion has been bought out sad again my opinion

  • @jsuperman7672
    @jsuperman7672 Před 5 dny

    Come November, you can vote for change

  • @SusQ615
    @SusQ615 Před 7 dny

    new colbat company needs the water

  • @janh1399
    @janh1399 Před 4 dny

    the ENTIRE thing is a bunch of bullsh**.......thank you for the update.....we are praying

  • @thinkitthendoit3224
    @thinkitthendoit3224 Před 6 dny

    Stop staying at Twin Falls Canel Co.; they are a member of SWC and don't run it.

  • @dusty7264
    @dusty7264 Před 4 dny

    This is terrible, and it hits farmers and ranchers the hardest, it’s also going to affect the poorest people the most, and that will make them dependent on the government for food. Maybe that’s the plan

  • @screwplanplaybook7121

    Government is protecting it's best interest of the cobalt mine and the water that they want. Big picture seems like.

  • @michaellalanae7228
    @michaellalanae7228 Před 5 dny

    I would ne building a private lake on the farm property.amd move water back and forth with water trucks,

  • @judykelley5023
    @judykelley5023 Před hodinou

    🙏🙏🙏

  • @leewalker120
    @leewalker120 Před 4 dny

    Recall.

  • @HuckThis1971
    @HuckThis1971 Před 8 dny

    Intentional. Gov't controls the food will control the people.

  • @zyxwvutsrqponmlkh
    @zyxwvutsrqponmlkh Před 4 dny

    Packout... more dollars in plastic than in tools.

  • @lylewostenberg9161
    @lylewostenberg9161 Před 3 dny

    get rid of epa and downstream agreements.

  • @karenshaffer1265
    @karenshaffer1265 Před 6 dny

    Do you think people would rather drive a e.v. or eat???

  • @joezingher4770
    @joezingher4770 Před 3 dny

    What is the government's claim about why they do this?

  • @deborahsmith6994
    @deborahsmith6994 Před 2 dny

    Hang tough! This cant happen. Must be some legal paths out there to stop this lunacy ❤️🙏

  • @mre6227-uk4zo
    @mre6227-uk4zo Před 3 dny

    Do not comply...

  • @shannonbailey3216
    @shannonbailey3216 Před 6 dny

    I am just sick to death with this Government