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Conservation irrigation of field crops: A drought-year strategy

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J. Ian Stewart

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California Agriculture 31(4):6-9.

Published April 01, 1977

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Abstract

To make the most efficient use of limited water supplies in the production of field crops, a sequence of key decisions must be made before planting. These decisions are particularly important in a drought year such as 1977 in California.

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Present funding of this University of California research is by the California State Department of Water Resources; earlier funding was by the Office of Water Research and Technology (Washington, D.C.) and the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation. Assistance was received from the U. C. Water Resources Center, Davis.

Conservation irrigation of field crops: A drought-year strategy

J. Ian Stewart
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Conservation irrigation of field crops: A drought-year strategy

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Authors

J. Ian Stewart

Publication Information

California Agriculture 31(4):6-9.

Published April 01, 1977

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Abstract

To make the most efficient use of limited water supplies in the production of field crops, a sequence of key decisions must be made before planting. These decisions are particularly important in a drought year such as 1977 in California.

Full text

Full text is available in PDF.

Author notes

Present funding of this University of California research is by the California State Department of Water Resources; earlier funding was by the Office of Water Research and Technology (Washington, D.C.) and the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation. Assistance was received from the U. C. Water Resources Center, Davis.


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