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Felicity, CA · Business

KYMA News 11

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Arizona attorney general speaks out on AgTech’s leases being terminated

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes responded to AgTech's leases being terminated saying in part, "For too long, the people of Yuma were told to live with the flies, the smell, and the uncertainty about what was going into their soil and water. No Arizonan should have to put up with such conditions." The post Arizona attorney general speaks out on AgTech’s leases being terminated appeared first on KYMA .

Yuma County, AZ · 09-14

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AgTech responds to decision to end Yuma Co. lease, vows to protect operations

AgTech LLC says it plans to challenge Arizona’s decision on Thursday to terminate five state land leases used for biosolids operations in Yuma County. The company said it received notice of the action from the Arizona State Land Department and was surprised and disappointed by the decision. “We are...

Yuma County, AZ · 09-11

AGDAILY.com

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Arizona farmers dodge first Colorado River cuts, for now

Arizona farmers are largely spared from new Colorado River water cuts through 2028, but drought could bring significant reductions to Yuma growers. The post Arizona farmers dodge first Colorado River cuts, for now appeared first on AGDAILY .

Arizona · 09-11

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Corporation Commission approves extension of APS line certificate of environmental compatibility

The Arizona Corporation Commission voted 3-2 on Wednesday to extend a certificate of environmental compatibility for a high-voltage power line extension just outside Yuma. APS attorney Matthew Derstine says the utility began planning this two-phase power line extension in 2011 in anticipation of growth. That demand has now seemingly arrived with a single customer.

Yuma, AZ · 09-10

KTAR News

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Arizona cancels state land leases for company spreading sewage sludge in Yuma County

Arizona has terminated five state land leases held by a company that spreads treated sewage sludge on farmland in Yuma County, following years of complaints from residents about flies, odors and potential contamination, Gov. Katie Hobbs announced Thursday. The Arizona State Land Department found AgTech LLC out of compliance with...

Yuma County, AZ · 09-11

Arizonas Family

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Arizona cancels Yuma land lease for sewage company

Yuma, AZ · 09-12

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New Yuma soil health lab aims to help desert farmers

As the regional climate becomes increasingly hot and dry, maintaining soil health has become a critical challenge for Yuma farmers.

Yuma, AZ · 09-10

KYMA News 11

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New Colorado River water cuts could impact Yuma-area irrigation districts

For 2027 and 2028, Lower Basin states face a combined reduction of 1.25 million acre-feet of Colorado River water each year. The post New Colorado River water cuts could impact Yuma-area irrigation districts appeared first on KYMA .

Yuma, AZ · 09-09

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Hunters, Yuma businesses welcome 2026 dove hunting season

For Yuma business owners, Sept. 1st means one thing. It’s dove hunting season. It’s that time of the year again for dove hunting season in Yuma. If you’ve driven around town, you have probably seen the signs on local businesses welcoming hunters. The 2026 dove hunting season...

Yuma, AZ · 09-07

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This Arizona Olive Farm Lets You Taste Fresh Desert-Grown Olive Oil The Owner Makes Himself

Imagine standing at a little counter in downtown Yuma, spoon in hand, tasting olive oil so fresh it practically glows. The person pouring it for you is the same person who grew the olives, picked them, and pressed them himself. That kind of authenticity is rare, and it turns a...

Yuma, AZ · 09-06

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Protected by senior rights, Yuma farmers shielded from looming Colorado River water cuts

YUMA, AZ (AZFamily) — As Arizona braces for historic water reductions from the Colorado River, farmers in one of the nation’s most critical agricultural hubs are watching the looming cuts with a rare sense of security. Under recently finalized federal guidelines, Arizona is set to reduce its Colorado...

Yuma, AZ · 09-03

KYMA News 11

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Mixed reaction to biosolids contract renewal

It was a unanimous vote, but there was a long discussion between Yuma Mayor Doug Nicholls and the rest of the council members before they cast their votes. The post Mixed reaction to biosolids contract renewal appeared first on KYMA .

Yuma, AZ · 09-03

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PART 1: Biosolids, Agriculture and Growing Concerns in Yuma County

—- In Yuma County, agriculture depends on the land and on what farmers put into it. One material used as fertilizer is biosolids, treated human waste that can be applied to agricultural fields under state and federal regulations. Supporters say biosolids return nutrients to the soil and reduce the amount of waste sent to landfills.

Yuma County, AZ · 09-03

Arizonas Family

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Water cuts impacting Arizona farmers

Yuma, AZ · 09-03

Gourmetory

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Arizona’s Water Crisis Could Hit Your Salad Bowl

Arizona farmers are losing access to key Colorado River water, and that matters far beyond the state line. With Yuma supplying much of the nation’s winter lettuce, lower water deliveries could affect how and where salad crops are grown.

Arizona · 09-01

KYMA News 11

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New inspections aim to stop Diamondback Moth from spreading to Arizona crops

Agricultural officials say out-of-state transplants can serve as a pathway for the pest to enter Arizona. The post New inspections aim to stop Diamondback Moth from spreading to Arizona crops appeared first on KYMA .

Arizona · 09-02