Irrigation Of Field Crops In Nevada

Irrigation of Field Crops in Nevada offers a detailed examination of irrigation practices as applied to field crops within the specific environmental context of Nevada. Authored by Charles S. Knight and George Hardman, this work provides valuable insights into the techniques and strategies essential for successful agricultural production in arid and semi-arid regions.

The book covers various aspects of irrigation, including water management, soil considerations, and the specific needs of different crops. It serves as a practical guide for farmers, agricultural students, and researchers seeking to optimize irrigation practices and enhance crop yields. With a focus on the unique challenges and opportunities presented by Nevada's climate and soil conditions, this book remains a relevant resource for anyone involved in agriculture in the region.

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