Conservation of Rainfall
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By Edward C. .Iohnson. K. S. A. C [Extract from Kansas Farmer, July 19, 1913. Copyright, 191.3.] Coutour farming is the luuiie given to ii system of farming on rolling lands which are contonreil in more or less mulnlnting ridges around the slopes in order to prevent excessive run-off and soil \YaslHng after torrential rains. It has been used for many years on the sandy, rolling lands of Alabama. Georgia, and the Carolinas, where soil wasliing is very troublesome. ;!nd is now being used in the b...est young orchards of Maryland and the Virginias. Until late years, however, contour farming was unknown in Kansas.
Adaptations of this system' are now in use in this State in the northeast sec- tion to prevent soil wasliing and in western Kansas to catch and liold water.
In Leavenworth County Mr. ,T. M. Gilman. famous corn man and experimenter, has couuneuced to work his rolling tields on a contour plan. AYith an im- provised level consisting of a 2 by 4, 14 feet long, and a carpenter's level, he has laid off base lines in his fields with a slope of 1* inches to every 14 feet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By Edward C. .Iohnson. K. S. A. C [Extract from Kansas Farmer, July 19, 1913. Copyright, 191.3.] Coutour farming is the luuiie given to ii system of farming on rolling lands which are contonreil in more or less mulnlnting ridges around the slopes in order to prevent excessive run-off and soil \YaslHng after torrential rains. It has been used for many years on the sandy, rolling lands of Alabama. Georgia, and the Carolinas, where soil wasliing is very troublesome. ;!nd is now being used in the b...est young orchards of Maryland and the Virginias. Until late years, however, contour farming was unknown in Kansas.
Adaptations of this system' are now in use in this State in the northeast sec- tion to prevent soil wasliing and in western Kansas to catch and liold water.
In Leavenworth County Mr. ,T. M. Gilman. famous corn man and experimenter, has couuneuced to work his rolling tields on a contour plan. AYith an im- provised level consisting of a 2 by 4, 14 feet long, and a carpenter's level, he has laid off base lines in his fields with a slope of 1* inches to every 14 feet.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W J William Jasper Spillman to read onlineMoreLess
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