<div class="custom-cursor-default-hover">A new study came out that says there might be a cure for the low water levels that lies in the hands of farmers.  <strong>House Speaker Mike Shultz</strong> is a multi-generational farmer in Utah and talks with Dave and Debbie about the realities of alfalfa farming and what the agriculture community can do to restore the one-of-a-kind Great Salt Lake to healthy water levels.</div>

A new study came out that says there might be a cure for the low water levels that lies in the hands of farmers. House Speaker Mike Shultz is a multi-generational farmer in Utah and talks with Dave and Debbie about the realities of alfalfa farming and what the agriculture community can do to restore the one-of-a-kind Great Salt Lake to healthy water levels.

A new study came out that says there might be a cure for the low water levels that lies in the hands of farmers.&nbsp;&nbsp;<strong>House Speaker Mike Shultz</strong>&nbsp;is a multi-generational farmer in Utah and talks with Dave and Debbie about the realities of alfalfa farming and what the agriculture community can do to restore the one-of-a-kind Great Salt Lake to healthy water levels.

Study shows that farmers may hold cure to low levels of Great Salt Lake

<p>Debbie Dujanovic airs weekday mornings on KSL NewsRadio in Salt Lake City.&nbsp;</p>

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Study shows that farmers may hold cure to low levels of Great Salt Lake

Study shows that farmers may hold cure to low levels of Great Salt Lake