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    Oregon declines Jefferson County drought declaration, but farmers are still suffering

    By Brooke Snavely, Reporter,

    2024-05-23
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    Pal.adin
    05-23
    There is a reason not too much farming or ranching has been done in the area. It has always had water problems clear back to the 1840s.
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