Biennial Report
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In April we had the heavy precipitation of 3.45 inches, included in which were three rains of about one-half inch each. Following this, May gave us an encouraging amount of precipitation including three good rains. In June the fall was less, but July gave an unusual amount of rain for that time of the year. Coming as it did on July 18, the heavy rain of 1.2 inches furnished a condition favorable to complete maturity. In con- clusion, 1912 handed down another favor in the unusual precipitation o...f October and November, which, as we had secured an early fall seeding, gave us a strong fall growth.
Spring-Sown Crops This seed was planted on land that had not been summer fallowed during the past year. However, the winter precipitation gave us suf- ficient moisture for spring germination, as indicated in the previous sub- division. The spring crops gave splendid results as will be seen in the following detailed report.
1. Following is a list of crops which made a good start, and promised well, but which were practically destroyed by the frost of September 5: Earlv Amber Sugar Cane.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In April we had the heavy precipitation of 3.45 inches, included in which were three rains of about one-half inch each. Following this, May gave us an encouraging amount of precipitation including three good rains. In June the fall was less, but July gave an unusual amount of rain for that time of the year. Coming as it did on July 18, the heavy rain of 1.2 inches furnished a condition favorable to complete maturity. In con- clusion, 1912 handed down another favor in the unusual precipitation o...f October and November, which, as we had secured an early fall seeding, gave us a strong fall growth.
Spring-Sown Crops This seed was planted on land that had not been summer fallowed during the past year. However, the winter precipitation gave us suf- ficient moisture for spring germination, as indicated in the previous sub- division. The spring crops gave splendid results as will be seen in the following detailed report.
1. Following is a list of crops which made a good start, and promised well, but which were practically destroyed by the frost of September 5: Earlv Amber Sugar Cane.
What to read after Biennial Report?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nevada. Agricultural Experiment Dry Farm, Elko. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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