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Imperial Valley Farmer Recognized for Water Conservation Efforts

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 9
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Ronald C. Leimgruber was named the recipient of the 21st Annual Jim Kuhn Memorial Farmers of the Year by the Imperial County Farm Bureau. The award recognizes his dedication to Imperial Valley agriculture, innovation, and conservation over four decades. Leimgruber, whose family immigrated from Switzerland in 1924, operates a 3,300-acre farm focused on diverse crops and forage products.

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Leimgruber's career has emphasized exploring new practices to improve efficiency and resource management. His operation has specifically invested in irrigation efficiency, laser leveling, and soil improvements to produce crops using less water.

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Who's involved

  • SwitzerlandCountry of origin for the farmer's family
  • Colorado RiverMajor river whose water resources are relevant to the region

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    The agricultural sector might see improved resource efficiency and lower operating costs through conservation practices.

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