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Rice Acres Again Expected to Idle in Texas Due to Hold on Upstream Urban Lakes

Posted on March 9, 2024 by Alan Day

Most rice production in Texas is concentrated in a handful of counties south of Houston. A big chunk of rice acreage relies on canal water from the Colorado River in Texas. Last year, nearly 71,000 rice acres were idled in the state, a situation likely to repeat this year.

Source: Rice Acres Again Expected to Idle in Texas Due to Hold on Upstream Urban Lakes

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