Snake River water trust users won’t face water curtailment in Idaho this summer

Good news for Idaho farmers this summer: Snake River water trust users won't face water shutoffs this irrigation season, despite the severe 2026 drought in the Snake River Basin. State officials, led by Gov. Brad Little and Idaho Power, made this decision to support local agriculture, which is crucial for the state's economy. This move highlights the state's commitment to balancing environmental sustainability with the vital needs of its farming community, ensuring that farmers can continue their operations without undue stress this summer.