Arizona farmers look to Mojave Desert for water

The page reports that a central Arizona irrigation district in Pinal County signed a memorandum of understanding with Cadiz, Inc. to buy up to 10,000 acre-feet per year from the Mojave Groundwater Bank in California, at a proposed base price of $850 per acre-foot plus operating and power costs, pending federal approval. Readers land on it for news on Colorado River shortages, Arizona agriculture and new water supply deals.

Water industry professionals, farmers, policy followers and news readers interested in Western US water supply; the largest audience country is Germany, likely arriving via price-related searches.

A mention would suit brands serving agriculture and water management, such as irrigation equipment, water monitoring or analytics software, water-rights advisory, or agricultural finance. It would read most naturally after the section on Pinal County's shortages or near the pricing details, while consumer brands and unrelated products would fit poorly given the news-focused, technical subject and thin engagement data (4 organic clicks in 28 days).

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