How the Great Salt Lake and Utah farms can save each other

It won’t be possible to save the lake without the cooperation of Utah’s farmers.

(Jeff Dahdah | KSL) Farmer Kelby Johnson stands next to a water cleaning system for drip line irrigation on his property in Benson.

(Jeff Dahdah | KSL) Farmer Kelby Johnson stands next to a water cleaning system for drip line irrigation on his property in Benson.

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By Emma Penrod | The Great Salt Lake Collaborative