By Ollie Reed Jr. / Journal Staff Writer   Tobias Lovato, who grows grass hay and alfalfa for livestock, walks near a Mora River diversion dam destroyed by flood waters that poured over the burn scar created by the Calf Canyon/Hermits Peak Fire. Lovato fears the damage will prevent use of Acequia de los Lovatos y Romeros during the spring irrigation season. (Eddie Moore/Journal) Copyright © 2022 Albuquerque Journal More than 600 acequias, irrigation ditches that are the umbilical cords of New Mexico's rural-agricultural lifestyle, coil throughout the state. This year, wildfires and/or flooding choked off 70 of those ditches,...