Attachment 7 Ag Water Budget Demo_0003.pdf

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Water Budget Tables (Version 3.3.97) District Year 1996

Table for Step 2 A Environmental Consumptive Use Table for Step 2 A

Environmental Estimated Consumptive Use by Riparian Vegetation Resource Area Water Use Canal Name Area Est. Water Use

(acres) (AF/Yr) or ID # (acres) (AF/Yr) club 100 333 main 60 125 wetland 50 165 sub 1 1 4 vermal poo 3 11 sub2 1 4

TOTAL 153 509 TOTAL 62 133

Table for Step 2 A Ground Water Recharge

AF of Water 1996 - Actual Water Sales Name of area Method Recharged Customer Type AF leaky acres perc ponds 3,000 Agricultural 58,950 reverse well field direct inject 2,000 TOTAL 58,950

TOTAL 5,000

Table for Step 2 A Table from Step 3. F.

Water Transfers Into and Out of the District Water Transferred Tail Water Leaving District From whom To Whom Into (AF) Out of (AF) Water (AF) upper colorado lower colorado 5,000 Tail Water 11,000 lower colorado mexico 10,000 TOTAL 11,000

TOTAL 5,000 10,000

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Table 1 Surface Water Supply

USBR State Local Water Upslope Month Agric. Project Supply Spill/Drain Total

(acre-feet) (acre-feet) (acre-feet) (acre-feet) (acre-feet) January 22 2 222 22 268 February 33 3 333 33 402 March 44 4 444 44 536 April 55 5 555 55 670 May 66 6 666 66 804 June 77 7 777 77 938 July 88 8 888 88 1,072 August 77 7 777 77 938 September 66 6 666 66 804 October 55 5 555 55 670 November 44 4 444 44 536 December 33 3 333 33 402

TOTAL 660 60 6,660 660 8,040

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Table 2 Ground Water Supply

Pumped by District Pumped by District Customers Month Basin 1 Basin 2 Basin 3 Basin 1 Basin 2 Basin 3 Total

(acre-feet) (acre-feet) (acre-feet) (acre-feet) (acre-feet) (acre-feet) (acre-feet) January 1,000 50 1,050 February 2,000 50 2,050 March 3,000 3,000 April 6,000 6,000 May 9,000 9,000 June 10,000 10,000 July 10,000 10,000 August 9,000 9,000 September 6,000 6,000 October 3,000 3,000 November 2,000 50 2,050 December 1,000 50 1,050

TOTAL 62,000 100 100 5,000 50 50 67,300

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Table 3 96 Water Supply

Surface Ground Effective Reclaimed Month Water Water Precipitation Water Other Total

(acre-feet) (acre-feet) (acre-feet) (acre-feet) (acre-feet) (acre-feet) January 268 1,050 1,000 2,318 February 402 2,050 1,000 3,452 March 536 3,000 500 4,036 April 670 6,000 500 7,170 May 804 9,000 50 9,854 June 938 10,000 60 10,998 July 1,072 10,000 11,072 August 938 9,000 60 9,998 September 804 6,000 50 6,854 October 670 3,000 50 3,720 November 536 2,050 500 3,086 December 402 1,050 1,000 2,452

TOTAL 8,040 67,300 4,550 100 120 80,110

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Table 4 Conveyance Losses

Reach or Lateral Length Seepage Evaporation Spills Total (miles) (acre-feet) (acre-feet) (acre-feet) (acre-feet) main canal 2.44 2,500 300 1,200 4,000 sub north 3.20 1,200 450 600 2,250 sub west 5.90 2,500 600 200 3,300

TOTAL 11.54 6,200 1,350 2,000 9,550

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Table 5 6 Crop Water Use

Growing Season Leaching Cultural Crop Crop Area Planting Harvest Crop ET Requirement Practices Water Use

(crop acres) (month) (month) (AF/Ac) (AF/Ac) (AF/Ac) (AF) alfalfa 5,000 4.80 0.10 24,500 wheat 1,000 1.20 1,200 cotton 3,200 4.20 0.20 0.20 14,720

All other 1,450 2.4 0.30 0.10 4,060 Crop Acres 10,650 44,480

Total Irrig. Acres (usually, due to double cropping, this is less than the Crop Acres in Table 5)

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Table 6 - 1996 Water Inventory Volume (AF) % Confidence

Water Supply (from Table 3) 80,110 3 District Beneficial Uses

Environmental Consumptive Use (from C11) minus 509 10 Ground Water Recharge (from D19) minus 5,000 5 Water Exchanges or Transfers (from E/F26) plus / minus (5,000) 5

Water Supply Available for use 69,601 District Non-beneficial Uses

Canal System Seepage (from D104) minus 6,200 15 Conveyance System/Reservoir Evaporation (from E104) minus 1,350 5 Conveyance SystemSpills (from f104) minus 2,000 10 Consumptive Use by Riparian Vegetation (from G11) minus 133 15

9,683 2 Water Supply Available for sale 59,918 4

Sales - high 61,223 Sales - low 58,613

District non-beneficial uses are between 11.9 and 12.3 percent of supply available for use

0.002053 0.120871

Actual Agric. Water Sales 58,950 15 On-Farm Drain/Tail Water Leaving District (from E56) 11,000 10 Deep Percolation (calculated) 3,470 287 Crop Water Needs (from Table 5)(from Table 5) 44,480 10

Crop need - high 46,704 Crop need - low 42,256

On-farm non-beneficial uses are between 21 and 28 percent of actual sales

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