Question for LFS owners - how will water restrictions affect you, or do they?

[rayray]

Agri sales generate taxes, so do LFS stores so im sure theyll get a commerical rate. Residential water rates will prob be based on property taxes, they more you pay the more water you get. Cant have BH or the west side turn brown (lawns that is). Its always about the $.

 

[deadwood]

I don't think you understood. LFS stands for local fish store, she was directing the question towards local fish stores not hobbiest...

Ohh your so right. I thought LFS meant Liquid Feed Specimen. :frusty:

IIRC the original title did not mention LFS. I also have everything against vaginas. In the poker game of life vaginas are the Fckin rake!

 

[Coelli]

Ohh your so right. I thought LFS meant Liquid Feed Specimen. :frusty:

IIRC the original title did not mention LFS. I also have everything against vaginas. In the poker game of life vaginas are the Fckin rake!

The title was never changed... this vagina knows how to forum.

 

[Sdudley67]

It's been said that it takes one gallon of water to produce one almond. One almond!


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[mark.a.smith405]

if they can grow it with that wasabi seasoning on it. its worth it. trust me. and i read yesterday it takes 1800 gallons of water to get 1 LB of beed.

 

[F-Dawg]

"How would the water restrictions affect the LFS"?

It shouldn't affect them at all but it will affect you the consumer buying RO or saltwater from them. Expect the prices for rodi/saltwater to go up.

 

[mark.a.smith405]

"How would the water restrictions affect the LFS"?

It shouldn't affect them at all but it will affect you the consumer buying RO or saltwater from them. Expect the prices for rodi/saltwater to go up.

But that would be because their price went up. Which has an affect


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[Coelli]

if they can grow it with that wasabi seasoning on it. its worth it. trust me. and i read yesterday it takes 1800 gallons of water to get 1 LB of beed.

Yeah, makes me glad I don't eat meat... at least I don't have to worry about that cost going up.

 

[Tangwich]

The title was never changed... this vagina knows how to forum.

pics....:loldude:

 

[happaman]

Yeah not getting a glass of water at restaurants won't solve jack. Limiting oil/gas industry from fracking (which we don't need if you looked at oil supplies/stock prices lately) which wastes billions of gallons of water which gets used on our food is one solution for sure imho.

http://www.latimes.com/local/california/la-me-drought-oil-water-20150503-story.html#page=1

I got no beef with almonds. Cali if the perfect climate. Alfalfa, rice, tomatoes, lettuce etc., on the other hand, can be grown in areas with plenty of water. Most of the alfalfa as pointed out by lurking goes to China. And having lawns in the desert is nuts. But I'm biased since my business is growing and selling native/drought tolerant plants.

 

[mark.a.smith405]

Yeah not getting a glass of water at restaurants won't solve jack. Limiting oil/gas industry from fracking (which we don't need if you looked at oil supplies/stock prices lately) which wastes billions of gallons of water which gets used on our food is one solution for sure imho.

http://www.latimes.com/local/california/la-me-drought-oil-water-20150503-story.html#page=1

I got no beef with almonds. Cali if the perfect climate. Alfalfa, rice, tomatoes, lettuce etc., on the other hand, can be grown in areas with plenty of water. Most of the alfalfa as pointed out by lurking goes to China. And having lawns in the desert is nuts. But I'm biased since my business is growing and selling native/drought tolerant plants.

Do you guys also do landscape work or just sell the plants?


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[cthetoy]

I think a big chunk of water is wasted on the thousand of miles of old water main. They leak constantly underground. The only time DWP fixes them is when the entire line breaks.