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Date of this Version
1984
Document Type
Article
Citation
FARM, RANCH AND HOME QUARTERLY Special Edition 1984 Vol. 30, No.3
Abstract
In this issue:
IANR Conservation Efforts........................... 2
Energy, Soil, Water-Program Stresses Conservation ............................. 3
Producers 'Break Tradition' .......................... 5
Soil Erosion: Mechanisms and Control ......................... 6
Can We Measure the Economics of Erosion? ....................... 9
Weed Control Essential in Reduced Tillage ......................... 11
Herbicides Important in Eco-farming ........................... 14
Conservation Tillage Aids Wildlife ............................ 16
Nebraska Erosion Magnitude Seen .......................... 17
Conservation TiIlage Effective, Inexpensive Erosion Control ...................... 18
Conservation TiIlage: Fertilizer Programs Should Match System ........................ 21
PUMP Improves Irrigation ........................... 23
Scheduling Key to Efficient Irrigation .................... 26
About The Authors ................................... 28
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