The Sugar Beet in America
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Widtsoe l and his associates working at the Utah Sta- tion found that on a gravelly loam from twenty to twenty- seven inches of water gave higher yields than either more or less. On a deep fertile soil there was an increase in yield with increased application of water up to fifty inches. There was a gain of nearly five tons to the acre when the amount of water was increased from five to ten inches, but when more than ten inches were given, the increase in tonnage was slight. One acre of land wi...th thirty inches of water applied produced 20. 28 tons, but when this amount of water was spread over six acres of land it gave a total yield of 82. 68 tons.
Investigations carried out in Colorado by Mead 2 and his co-workers, covering twenty fields irrigated in the usual way, showed that the average amount of water applied during the season was 15. 6 inches. Most farmers irrigated from one to four times with about 5. 8 inches to the application. The same investigations showed that for Montana and Arizona the irrigation season lasted from July 13 to August 17, during which time an average of 25.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Widtsoe l and his associates working at the Utah Sta- tion found that on a gravelly loam from twenty to twenty- seven inches of water gave higher yields than either more or less. On a deep fertile soil there was an increase in yield with increased application of water up to fifty inches. There was a gain of nearly five tons to the acre when the amount of water was increased from five to ten inches, but when more than ten inches were given, the increase in tonnage was slight. One acre of land wi...th thirty inches of water applied produced 20. 28 tons, but when this amount of water was spread over six acres of land it gave a total yield of 82. 68 tons.
Investigations carried out in Colorado by Mead 2 and his co-workers, covering twenty fields irrigated in the usual way, showed that the average amount of water applied during the season was 15. 6 inches. Most farmers irrigated from one to four times with about 5. 8 inches to the application. The same investigations showed that for Montana and Arizona the irrigation season lasted from July 13 to August 17, during which time an average of 25.
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