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Irrigated pastures for forage production and soil conservation.

J. G. Hamilton, Grover F. Brown, Harold E. Tower, Wilkie Collins

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Discusses the importance of increasing farm productivity to meet needs created by World War II. Provides suggestions for the establishment and management of pastures, including irrigation, fertilization, and the use of grasses and legumes.

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Discusses the importance of increasing farm productivity to meet needs created by World War II. Provides suggestions for the establishment and management of pastures, including irrigation, fertilization, and the use of grasses and legumes.

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Discusses the importance of increasing farm productivity to meet needs created by World War II. Provides suggestions for the establishment and management of pastures, including irrigation, fertilization, and the use of grasses and legumes.

Key concepts: Forage, Productivity, Agroforestry, Agronomy, Irrigation, Soil conservation, Production (economics), Environmental science

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