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Dryland winter wheat and grain sorghum cropping systems, northern high plains of Texas

Paul W. Unger

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Available soil water at harvest Precipitation-harvest to Nov. 30 Precipitation

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Available soil water at harvest Precipitation-harvest to Nov. 30 Precipitation

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Available soil water at harvest Precipitation-harvest to Nov. 30 Precipitation

Key concepts: Sorghum, Agronomy, Dryland farming, Cropping, Cropping system, Environmental science, Soil water, Sorghum bicolor

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