Orchard Mesa Irrigation District is supplied with water from the Colorado River as part of the Grand Valley Project in the western Colorado portion of the Colorado River Basin. The district has made possible a diverse agricultural economy, where favorable conditions allow growers to produce orchards, vineyards, vegetables, alfalfa and small grains on 9,219 acres (including “Vinelands” area of 591).
Orchard Mesa Irrigation District (OMID) is tasked with maintaining and conserving our easements. Irrigation canals and ditches and associated banks, […]
4/18/23 Canal 2 head gate 135 locked due to leak OMID to repair. This affects 6 parcels. 4/19/23 Hg still […]
4/18/23 headgate 1-150 locked for repair on Uranium Dr.
An inspection of your irrigation system will identify problems, improve water distribution on the lawn, reduce water use and improve overall lawn health.
Aerating the lawn in the spring will increase rooting depth of your lawn.
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Apply just enough water to wet the root zone of crops without runoff or deep percolation losses.
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