Soil, water and plant relationships under irrigation: research in the Upper Colorado River Basin
Date
1957-07-25
Authors
Colorado State University. Department of Civil Engineering, author
Colorado Agricultural Experiment Station, author
United States. Agricultural Research Service, author
Salinity Laboratory (U.S.), author
Colorado Agricultural Experiment Station, Colorado State University, in cooperation with U.S. Department of Agriculture, publisher
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CER57NAE39.
July 25, 1957.
Conducted under Colorado Agricultural Experimental Station Projects 223, 224, and 225, Western Regional Research Projects W-28, W-29, and W-30, and Agricultural Research Service Work Projects SWC-cl, -c2, -c4, -c7, -c8, -c9.
Supported by Soil Conservation Service of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Colorado Agricultural Extension Service, Lower Grand Valley Soil Conservation District, Grand Junction Drainage District, Mesa County Research Committee, Mesa County Board of Commissioners, C. D. Smith Company, U.S. Steel Company, Western Phosphates Inc., Dow Chemical Company, Geigy Agricultural Chemicals, Holly Sugar Corporation, and Public Service Company of Colorado.
July 25, 1957.
Conducted under Colorado Agricultural Experimental Station Projects 223, 224, and 225, Western Regional Research Projects W-28, W-29, and W-30, and Agricultural Research Service Work Projects SWC-cl, -c2, -c4, -c7, -c8, -c9.
Supported by Soil Conservation Service of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Colorado Agricultural Extension Service, Lower Grand Valley Soil Conservation District, Grand Junction Drainage District, Mesa County Research Committee, Mesa County Board of Commissioners, C. D. Smith Company, U.S. Steel Company, Western Phosphates Inc., Dow Chemical Company, Geigy Agricultural Chemicals, Holly Sugar Corporation, and Public Service Company of Colorado.
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Plant-soil relationships -- Colorado
Plant-water relationships -- Colorado
Irrigation farming -- Research -- Colorado