The Irrigation Age volume 27
The Irrigation Age volume 27
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Oklahoma stands at 96, Wyoming- 86, Montana and Oregon 77. Colorado's increase was 73 per cent and California 66 per cent.
As water is provided for dry land, more farms are carved out of the desert, the increase in the number of farms keeping pace with the construction of new works on the one hand and with the establishment of homes on the other. It is surprising that more than one-fourth of all of the irrigated farms that have been established in the 17 western states and territories between 1...899 and 1909 has been in California. Rapid progress has also been made by Texas, Washington, Idaho, Wyoming, Colorado. New Mexico and Oregon in the order named. While the states of Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska and the Dakotas have greatly increased their areas under irrigation, the number of their irrigated farms has not increased in this past decade.
Improvement in Irrigation Practice.
The past decade has also witnessed a marked improve- ment in irrigation practice. Lumber, which was once so generally used, is rapidly being replaced by concrete and steel, resulting in better, safer and more permanent struc- tures.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oklahoma stands at 96, Wyoming- 86, Montana and Oregon 77. Colorado's increase was 73 per cent and California 66 per cent.
As water is provided for dry land, more farms are carved out of the desert, the increase in the number of farms keeping pace with the construction of new works on the one hand and with the establishment of homes on the other. It is surprising that more than one-fourth of all of the irrigated farms that have been established in the 17 western states and territories between 1...899 and 1909 has been in California. Rapid progress has also been made by Texas, Washington, Idaho, Wyoming, Colorado. New Mexico and Oregon in the order named. While the states of Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska and the Dakotas have greatly increased their areas under irrigation, the number of their irrigated farms has not increased in this past decade.
Improvement in Irrigation Practice.
The past decade has also witnessed a marked improve- ment in irrigation practice. Lumber, which was once so generally used, is rapidly being replaced by concrete and steel, resulting in better, safer and more permanent struc- tures.
What to read after The Irrigation Age volume 27?
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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