Home Page
Message Board
News
Search
Events
Sports
Schedule
Future Schedules
Opponent Boards
Bracket Challenges
Player Interviews
Player Q&As
Social Boards
Football
Basketball
Fans
Fun Features
Post of the Day
Best of...
Visualizations
Store
My Account
Login
Sign Up
Report problem with this ad
Start a related thread
Start a related poll
Reply via Boardmail
Apr 4, 2025
10:52
:39
am
mudpupper
Truly Addicted User
Utah isn't the place to produce food.
Start a related thread
Start a related poll
Reply via Boardmail
Report problem with this ad
mudpupper
Bio page
mudpupper
Joined
May 13, 2003
Last login
Apr 12, 2025
Total posts
45,405 (157 FO)
Report problem with this ad
Messages
Author
Time
Utah statewide snowpack now at 88%
The Y's Insider
Apr 4, 9:58am
Hard to believe we are just 2 short years from the GSL being a dry lake bed
Probable Sacko
Apr 4, 10:01am
Now THAT'S an inconvenient truth!
The Y's Insider
Apr 4, 10:03am
it's all because we didn't water our lawns as much
maxpowers
Apr 4, 10:32am
Yep. Looks like the GSL now only has 2 years to dry up.
Benfica1
Apr 4, 11:42am
I wonder how big a deficit the south is in actual amount of snow. If they
Ycrazy
Apr 4, 10:09am
Even if the snowpack is normal, isn't consumption still rising?
mudpupper
Apr 4, 10:14am
Production of food is important. We should incentivize farms being efficient
rcbyufan
Apr 4, 10:33am
Utah isn't the place to produce food.
mudpupper
Apr 4, 10:52am
But it's THE PLACE to produce food (alfalfa) for cows and horses in China.
The Y's Insider
Apr 4, 10:55am
China's new tariff may save us some water.
BlueMark
Apr 4, 11:09am
88%?? We need to tariff the weather!
Loafer
Apr 4, 10:21am
Report problem with this ad
Posting on CougarBoard
In order to post, you will need to either
sign up
or
log in
.
Report problem with this ad
