Turlock Farmer and Inventor Using Special Technique to Keep Irrigation Wells Working

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Published July 28, 2022

Longtime local farmer Joe Sallaberry has overseen two of the well pumps in the region since 1970. But about three months ago, he got worried when he noticed several stopped supplying water.

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