Dry Farming in Wyoming
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68 1887 . .
1900 1 7 65 1888. ...
. . . .14.51 1899 14. ()5 Avei"as;e 13.58 The records will show that three-fourths of all this precipita- tion comes during the growing months. On the other hand, in Utah, Idaho, Eastern Oregon, Easterti Washington and California, where successful Dry Farming is established, the precipitation comes mostly in the winter time and not when crops need it most.
As a rule there is very little rain during that part of the year from spring to fall, and the wind ])lows ...fully as much, if not more, than it does in Wyoming, drying up much of the moisture. In Wyo- ming we are free from those scorching hot \\inds which prevail during certain seasons over large parts of the states farther west.
Thei-e is another immense advantage in the distribution of rain- fall and that is, by discing the stubble ground after crops are taken off, we conserve and hold what moisture there is in the soil, prepare it soit readily absorbs what falls later, and this often enables us to plow the ground in the fall.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
68 1887 . .
1900 1 7 65 1888. ...
. . . .14.51 1899 14. ()5 Avei"as;e 13.58 The records will show that three-fourths of all this precipita- tion comes during the growing months. On the other hand, in Utah, Idaho, Eastern Oregon, Easterti Washington and California, where successful Dry Farming is established, the precipitation comes mostly in the winter time and not when crops need it most.
As a rule there is very little rain during that part of the year from spring to fall, and the wind ])lows ...fully as much, if not more, than it does in Wyoming, drying up much of the moisture. In Wyo- ming we are free from those scorching hot \\inds which prevail during certain seasons over large parts of the states farther west.
Thei-e is another immense advantage in the distribution of rain- fall and that is, by discing the stubble ground after crops are taken off, we conserve and hold what moisture there is in the soil, prepare it soit readily absorbs what falls later, and this often enables us to plow the ground in the fall.
What to read after Dry Farming in Wyoming?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cooke, V. T. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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