The Irrigation Age volume 17
The Irrigation Age volume 17
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Uniform spread of water over the entire bed is the thing most desirable. To be able to do this requires that you have the necessary supply of water a full reservoir to begin with and your beds in good shape, with both main and lateral ditches properly made and in good order, with a sufficient flow of water out of reservoir into ditch. It is the pressure of water in the reservoir that pushes the water ahead, 116 THE IRRIGATION AGK and causes it to spread over all kinds of soils before it can soa...k away in the ground. For this reason the last half of the water in the reser- voir is not as valuable as the first or upper half.
To obtain the fullest results from wind mill and pump irrigation, such a full line of crops should be grown as will permit of all the year round work. Wheat and rye and alfalfa will require irrigation in the fall and winter; orchards also require watering in the winter, Lands intended for spring crops should be thoroughly watered in the winter; all kinds of spring crops, including corn and vegetables, require THE IRRIGA 2 ION AGE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Uniform spread of water over the entire bed is the thing most desirable. To be able to do this requires that you have the necessary supply of water a full reservoir to begin with and your beds in good shape, with both main and lateral ditches properly made and in good order, with a sufficient flow of water out of reservoir into ditch. It is the pressure of water in the reservoir that pushes the water ahead, 116 THE IRRIGATION AGK and causes it to spread over all kinds of soils before it can soa...k away in the ground. For this reason the last half of the water in the reser- voir is not as valuable as the first or upper half.
To obtain the fullest results from wind mill and pump irrigation, such a full line of crops should be grown as will permit of all the year round work. Wheat and rye and alfalfa will require irrigation in the fall and winter; orchards also require watering in the winter, Lands intended for spring crops should be thoroughly watered in the winter; all kinds of spring crops, including corn and vegetables, require THE IRRIGA 2 ION AGE.
What to read after The Irrigation Age volume 17?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Federation of Tree Growing Clubs of America to read onlineMoreLess
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