Dinsmore Farms, Inc

08/21/2026

That’s a lot of Lettuce 🥬

08/08/2026

Farm Ditch repair is often just part of the job.
So proud to have my grandson to help be a part of this.

08/06/2026

Field Ditch Repair….
Water is a powerful solvent!!!
Thank you Yuma County Water Users for the Dirt and “Valley Ditch Lining” for the Repair.

08/02/2026

The Bureau of Reclamation released its Final Environmental Impact Statement outlining proposed operating guidelines for the Colorado River after 2026.

The federal proposal shifts from fixed operating rules toward an adaptive framework that allows reservoir operations to respond to changing conditions as they occur. This approach is designed to help balance water supply reliability with long-term sustainability.

While the process continues, one thing remains the same: Yuma agriculture depends on careful water management. Every season, farmers and irrigation districts work together to deliver water efficiently through maintained canals, precision irrigation, and decades of conservation investments.

The future of the Colorado River will continue to evolve, but responsible water stewardship remains a constant in Yuma agriculture.

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07/29/2026

The best water conservation is often the work you never see.

Maintaining irrigation infrastructure is a vital part of season preparations, helping ensure water moves efficiently from the canal to the field. 💧

07/14/2026

That’s more than just a number, it’s a reminder of the incredible impact Arizona agriculture has on feeding families across North America. Much of that lettuce starts right here in Yuma, where every head is made possible by the responsible use of Colorado River water and generations of farming expertise.

Growing more with every drop. (Photo: Arizona Leafy Greens)

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07/14/2026

The Colorado River is shared by many, but not all water rights are the same.

Yuma’s senior Colorado River water rights, recognized under the Law of the River, provide certainty for the farms that help feed America. That water doesn’t just grow winter vegetables, it helps produce a diverse range of crops, supports thousands of jobs, and keeps food moving from Yuma fields to tables across the country.

Protecting Yuma’s water is about more than one community. It’s about protecting one of America’s most productive agricultural regions and the families, businesses, and consumers who depend on it every day.

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04/20/2026

Most people don’t realize the Colorado River is managed under what’s called the “Law of the River”, going all the way back to 1922 Compact. And Yuma has some of the oldest water rights on the river because of that history. 💧
• Yuma Valley Water Rights are tied to the Ground… Kinda like Mineral Rights.

The Law of the River was written starting in 1922.

Yuma’s water rights date back to that era, making them some of the most senior and secure on the Colorado River.

Priority matters. And so does stewardship. 💧

03/28/2026

Heading to work ✈️

Special Thanks to Miles Morris….