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Eldon Ackerman walks on his farm Thursday March 13, 2013 north of Fort Collins, Colo. With Colorado's mountain snowpack still starved of water, Fort Collins isn't sending its excess water to farmers this year. Ackerman has decided to let 70 percent of his land sit there, cropless. Ackerman's family has farmed in Larimer County since 1928. (AP Photo/The Fort Collins Coloradoan, Bobby Magill)

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created date 2013-03-14

credit AP/East News

source Associated Press

byline BOBBY MAGILL/FORT COLLINS COLORADOAN/COFOR101

original transmission reference 130314139259

weight 0,65MB

size 17cm x 11cm by 300dpi

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