Irrigation in Utah
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000 bushels last year in the Bear River X'alley, the bulk of the land is planted in fruit trees.
The terms offered by the company are very reasonable, and show a disposition to encourage the orchard industry to its fullest extent. Whenever a compact is made with the company an obligation is assumed by the company to furnish the land with a perpetual water right of one cubic foot of water for every eighty acres of land purchased; to plough, cultivate and irrigate the land; to prune, spray and ca...re for the trees until the orchard is delivered to the pur- chaser, bearing fruit at the end of six years; and to pay all taxes, water rentals and charges of every description during the six years prior to the delivery of the orchard to the purchaser. The obligation of the purchaser is to pay $3 per month during six years for each acre, at which time the company will deliver to him a fruit-bearing orchard, which, it is estimated, will produce, the first year after delivery, 15. 000 pounds of fruit per acre, worth $0.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
000 bushels last year in the Bear River X'alley, the bulk of the land is planted in fruit trees.
The terms offered by the company are very reasonable, and show a disposition to encourage the orchard industry to its fullest extent. Whenever a compact is made with the company an obligation is assumed by the company to furnish the land with a perpetual water right of one cubic foot of water for every eighty acres of land purchased; to plough, cultivate and irrigate the land; to prune, spray and ca...re for the trees until the orchard is delivered to the pur- chaser, bearing fruit at the end of six years; and to pay all taxes, water rentals and charges of every description during the six years prior to the delivery of the orchard to the purchaser. The obligation of the purchaser is to pay $3 per month during six years for each acre, at which time the company will deliver to him a fruit-bearing orchard, which, it is estimated, will produce, the first year after delivery, 15. 000 pounds of fruit per acre, worth $0.
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