Water Resources Survey, Pondera County, Montana 1964
Water Resources Survey, Pondera County, Montana 1964
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The major enterprises on agricultural lands are grain and livestock production. Beef cattle sheep, and swine are produced. Cash crops produced are small grains.
—24— Work done since the organization of the district on irrigated lands consists largely of im- provement of irrigation systems within the farm boundaries, land leveling, construction of per- manent ditches, installation of water control structures, farm drainage systems, improved crop- ping and pasture management systems, soil managem...ent and improved wildlife habitat. On dryland pasture and range the work has been improvement of vegetative cover through seed- ing, deferred-rotation grazing, fencing, livestock water development and improvement of wild- life habitat.
Since the district was organized assistance has been given on proper cropping systems on over 23,800 acres; windstrip cropping 296,000 acres; stubble mulching 200,000 acres; improved water application 24,000 acres; land leveling and grading 4,000 acres; drainage installed on 7,000 acres requiring nearly 100 miles of ditch, over 1,000 structures installed; 550 miles of irri- gation ditch construction, range improvement on 175,000 acres; seeding of hay and pasture on 25,000 acres; 375 stock ponds constructed; 60 springs developed; 25 ponds stocked with fish; 400 acres improved wildlife habitat; 500 acres of trees planted and other approved conservation measures.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The major enterprises on agricultural lands are grain and livestock production. Beef cattle sheep, and swine are produced. Cash crops produced are small grains.
—24— Work done since the organization of the district on irrigated lands consists largely of im- provement of irrigation systems within the farm boundaries, land leveling, construction of per- manent ditches, installation of water control structures, farm drainage systems, improved crop- ping and pasture management systems, soil managem...ent and improved wildlife habitat. On dryland pasture and range the work has been improvement of vegetative cover through seed- ing, deferred-rotation grazing, fencing, livestock water development and improvement of wild- life habitat.
Since the district was organized assistance has been given on proper cropping systems on over 23,800 acres; windstrip cropping 296,000 acres; stubble mulching 200,000 acres; improved water application 24,000 acres; land leveling and grading 4,000 acres; drainage installed on 7,000 acres requiring nearly 100 miles of ditch, over 1,000 structures installed; 550 miles of irri- gation ditch construction, range improvement on 175,000 acres; seeding of hay and pasture on 25,000 acres; 375 stock ponds constructed; 60 springs developed; 25 ponds stocked with fish; 400 acres improved wildlife habitat; 500 acres of trees planted and other approved conservation measures.
What to read after Water Resources Survey, Pondera County, Montana 1964?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana.State Engineer to read onlineMoreLess
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