Agricultural Meteorology
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In a four-year stud}^, it was found that the yield of grain was in direct proportion to the supply of available mois- ture at seeding time.
454. Summer rain and yield of wheat in Kansas. — At the Fort Hays Station, which is not far from the center of the wheat area of the Plains districts, 75 per cent of the total an- nual rainfall is received between April 1 and September 30.
At Wallace, Kansas, about 65 per cent of the annual fall comes in May, June, July, and August, while in Lincoln, Ne- br...aska, nearly 60 per cent falls in these four months. It was learned at Fort Hays that if the methods of handling the soil are such as to allow for the maximum absorption of the sum- 206 AGRICULTURAL METEOROLOGY mer rainfall, and to reduce the evaporation to a minimum, the yield of winter wheat will be affected to a marked degree.
455. Rainfall and temperature by months. — H. B. tan- ning made a careful study (unpublished) of the effect of the weather on the yield of wheat over an area including thirty- seven counties in the important wheat district of central Kan- sas.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In a four-year stud}^, it was found that the yield of grain was in direct proportion to the supply of available mois- ture at seeding time.
454. Summer rain and yield of wheat in Kansas. — At the Fort Hays Station, which is not far from the center of the wheat area of the Plains districts, 75 per cent of the total an- nual rainfall is received between April 1 and September 30.
At Wallace, Kansas, about 65 per cent of the annual fall comes in May, June, July, and August, while in Lincoln, Ne- br...aska, nearly 60 per cent falls in these four months. It was learned at Fort Hays that if the methods of handling the soil are such as to allow for the maximum absorption of the sum- 206 AGRICULTURAL METEOROLOGY mer rainfall, and to reduce the evaporation to a minimum, the yield of winter wheat will be affected to a marked degree.
455. Rainfall and temperature by months. — H. B. tan- ning made a careful study (unpublished) of the effect of the weather on the yield of wheat over an area including thirty- seven counties in the important wheat district of central Kan- sas.
What to read after Agricultural Meteorology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith, John Warren, 1863- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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