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Bloomfield Irrigation District

Bloomfield Irrigation District Bloomfield Irrigation District Bloomfield Irrigation District

505-632-2800

Bloomfield Irrigation District

Bloomfield Irrigation District Bloomfield Irrigation District Bloomfield Irrigation District

505-632-2800

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John McHarney, Leonard Trujillo, Dale Archuleta

Thank you for serving your community of irrigators

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Next  Quarterly Board Meeting 

January 9, 2024

BID Office 6:30 Pm

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Troublesome Weed of the Month

Class  A

Oxeye Daisy

(Leucanthemum Vulgare)

Perennial found in a variety of habitats including rangelands, grasslands, roadsides, open fields, ditches, and other disturbed areas; grows well in poor soils.

ALSO KNOWN AS: Butter Daisy, golden flower, Chrysanthemum Leucanthemum.

Stems / Leaves: Stems (up to 3 ft tall) are often clumped together, little to no branching; leaves (2-6 in. long) are lanceolate, pinnate-divided, green to dark green and alternate.

FLOWERS:  Single flower on each stem (1-40 stems per plant) ; flowers(1.2-2.75 in. diameter) have numerous white petals (0.4-0.8 in. long) surrounding a yellow center.

ROOTS: Extensive creeping perennial root system

REPRODUCTION: Perennial roots, root fragments, and seed reproduction 

Management Do's and Don'ts

  •  Physical removal must remove root system.
  •  Cultivation in summer to a depth of 6 ins. followed by repeated shallow cultivation is effective at destroying roots and seedlings.
  • Herbicides are effective. 

NMSU: Troublesome Weeds of New Mexico College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences, New Mexico State University        

Noxious weed and herbicide guide

Why Waterbank?

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Adopted in Open Public Meeting April 11, 2023

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What's Happening on The Ditch?

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We have been working hard to clear the ditch bank. Great Job Guys!

Please work with your neighbors to keep all lateral  lines functional. Lateral lines are property owners responsibility to maintain. It helps to form an association.

Water is a precious commodity

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Water is a precious commodity

 New Mexico's very viability as a state is dependent on its scant water supply. It will be up to all of us to help keep our rivers healthy , our reservoirs from shrinking and our cities and farmers with water. Please do your part and conserve when you can. Work together as a community to insure we have less stressed crops and healthy stock. Irrigation systems


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Bloomfield Irrigation District

1205 E Broadway Ave, Bloomfield, New Mexico 87413, United States

(505) 632-2800 Our Mailing address is PO Box 606 Bloomfield, NM 87413

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Monday - Thursday: 8am-4pm

Friday:8am-2pm

Saturday: Closed

Sunday: Closed

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