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Morgan Conservation District The Morgan Conservation District was established on June 1st, 1955 and has been an important part of the county ever since.

Conservation Districts were designed to preserve the fragile prairie land that was damaged during the Dust Bowl of the 1930's. The district works closely with the state and federal agencies, most notable the NRCS. The Morgan Conservation district manages land in Morgan, Adams, and Weld Counties. USDA is an equal opportunity provider, employer, and lender.

There is still time to RSVP! If you need your license recertified, be sure to attend our workshop on the 21st. RSVP by O...
10/12/2026

There is still time to RSVP! If you need your license recertified, be sure to attend our workshop on the 21st. RSVP by October 19th to Madeline at [email protected] or 970-427-3358

Join us on October 21st for our W**d Management and Pesticide Applicator Workshop!

RSVP by October 19th to 970-427-3358 or [email protected]

10/12/2026
NOVEL SURFACE IRRIGATION TECHNOLOGIES Wednesday, October 7, 202612:00-1:00 PM via ZoomColorado Cattlemen’s Ag Water NetW...
09/25/2026

NOVEL SURFACE IRRIGATION TECHNOLOGIES

Wednesday, October 7, 2026
12:00-1:00 PM via Zoom

Colorado Cattlemen’s Ag Water NetWORK will host a webinar focused on new approaches for surface water irrigation. The session will cover two new Colorado-grown technologies that improve irrigation efficiency and free up time for flood and furrow irrigators.

PRESENTERS
Alex Ewers with 3Rocks Engineering will explain the SteadyFlow Gate, a mechanical ‘smart water gate’ that maintains consistent flow in a ditch and reduces time needed for manual adjustment. The gate can be set to different flow levels, allowing unlimited adjustment. Regardless of the flow in the source ditch, the gate allows users to take only their decreed water right. Applications include ditches with varying rights, or users who need to fully shut off a system.

James Ries with North 40 Technologies, will overview their programmable irrigation pipe gate valve system that eliminates the need to manually change irrigation sets. The system if solar-powered and works with pipe diameters ranging from 8-12 inches. The gates can be adjusted to any setting between fully open and fully closed and can be used in conjunction with edge-of-field sensors to advance the set when water reaches the lower end of the field.

TOPICS COVERED
Features of each technology
How each system works
Field testing results
Compatibility with existing ditch and gated pipe configurations
Set up and field application
Costs
Q&A
Funding for these projects is provided through Colorado Ag Water Alliance's Drought Resiliency Grant Program. Greg Peterson, Executive Director of CAWA, will give an overview of the grant program as well lessons learned from various irrigation projects

Register at https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/qJz2LP3uS8-PCezohDRyjg #/registration

09/25/2026

https://www.nrcs.usda.gov/sites/default/files/2026-09/NWCC%20Water%20and%20Climate%20Update%202026-09-24.pdf

09/22/2026
Join us on October 21st for our W**d Management and Pesticide Applicator Workshop!RSVP by October 19th to 970-427-3358 o...
09/22/2026

Join us on October 21st for our W**d Management and Pesticide Applicator Workshop!

RSVP by October 19th to 970-427-3358 or [email protected]

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200 W Railroad Avenue
Fort Morgan, CO
80701

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