Groundwater is a critical input to agricultural production across the globe. Current groundwater
pumping rates frequently exceed recharge, often by a substantial amount, leading to …

Irrigation contributes significantly to US agricultural output and production value. In 2017,
irrigated farms accounted for more than 54 percent of the total value of crop sales. Irrigation …

… Aaron Hrozencik is a doctoral student of agricultural and resource economics at Colorado
State University in Fort Collins, Colorado. Bridget Guerrero is an assistant professor of …

… Aaron Hrozencik is a research agricultural economist with the Economic Research
Service, USDA; Dale T. Manning, Jordan F. Suter, and Christopher Goemans are associate …

… (Aquacrop), and a MODFLOW simulation, as described in Hrozencik et al. (2017). The resulting
… the conceptual foundation of complex systems (Hrozencik et al. 2017; Foster et al. 2014). …

… Aaron Hrozencik is a research agricultural economist with USDA, Economic Research
Service. Gabriela Perez-Quesda is an assistant professor in the Department of Agricultural …

In the United States, agriculture is responsible for the majority of consumptive water use. To
reduce consumptive use in water scarce regions, policymakers have implemented a number …

… Previous research has also highlighted the relationship between declines in well yield and
diminished profitability of agricultural land (Hrozencik et al. 2017). As such, well yield data …

… 2019; Hrozencik 2021).These organizations own and operate much of the infrastructure
where conveyance losses occur. In 2019, more than 15 percent of all water brought into …

In 2018, 40 percent of all water applied to irrigated cropland came from an off-farm water
source. Irrigation districts, ditch companies, acequias, and other water delivery organizations …