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Arizona Water Reductions Impact Agricultural Region
09/25/2026 · Wisconsin edition
Why it matters locally: As a major consumer of winter salad greens, Wisconsin residents could see impacts on grocery store prices and availability due to water reductions affecting Arizona's agricultural output, a primary source of these products during colder months.
Yuma County, Arizona, supplies 90% of the winter salad greens consumed in the United States. This agricultural production relies on water from the Colorado River. Arizona is preparing for reductions in its Colorado River water allocation. Water from the Colorado River supports extensive farming operations across Yuma County. These operations cultivate various salad greens during the winter months. The anticipated water cuts will affect how farmers manage their irrigation practices and crop production.
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