Handbook of Irrigation And Drainage
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Heavy timber or iron drags are used to smooth the surface after ploughing, so that the water will spread 80 evenly. These are built in various ways and out of whatever material happens to be available on the farm. Worn-out steel rails, such as have been removed from a railway, are often used, two rails being fastened together about 30 inches apart.
Fig. 63. Home-made Drag or Leveller.
A team is hitched to each end and the driver rides on the drag. Once over a field with a drag of this kind is u...sually sufficient to make the surface quite uni- form and smooth. The proper location for field laterals is usually evident to the irrigator without the use of surveying instruments, though in fields where the fall is slight it is often necessary to have a topographical survey made and the Fig. 64. Preparing Land for Flooding in Montana.
laterals located by an engineer. Field laterals are always so located that they cover the highest parts of the field, and their distance apart in lucerne varies from 10 to 20 rods.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Heavy timber or iron drags are used to smooth the surface after ploughing, so that the water will spread 80 evenly. These are built in various ways and out of whatever material happens to be available on the farm. Worn-out steel rails, such as have been removed from a railway, are often used, two rails being fastened together about 30 inches apart.
Fig. 63. Home-made Drag or Leveller.
A team is hitched to each end and the driver rides on the drag. Once over a field with a drag of this kind is u...sually sufficient to make the surface quite uni- form and smooth. The proper location for field laterals is usually evident to the irrigator without the use of surveying instruments, though in fields where the fall is slight it is often necessary to have a topographical survey made and the Fig. 64. Preparing Land for Flooding in Montana.
laterals located by an engineer. Field laterals are always so located that they cover the highest parts of the field, and their distance apart in lucerne varies from 10 to 20 rods.
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