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Furrow size, placement, and grass culture effects on vineyard irrigation

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P. Christensen
L. Doneen
L. Werenfels
C. Houston, University of California

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California Agriculture 22(6):10-12.

Published June 01, 1968

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Size and placement of furrows, and the use of grass culture can have a marked effect on irrigation water penetration rates, according to these tests in Fresno County vineyards.

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Furrow size, placement, and grass culture effects on vineyard irrigation

P. Christensen, L. Doneen, L. Werenfels, C. Houston
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Furrow size, placement, and grass culture effects on vineyard irrigation

California Agriculture > Volume 22 > Number 6  > research article 

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Share using any of the popular social networks Share by sending an email Print article
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Authors

P. Christensen
L. Doneen
L. Werenfels
C. Houston, University of California

Publication Information

California Agriculture 22(6):10-12.

Published June 01, 1968

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Author Affiliations show

Abstract

Size and placement of furrows, and the use of grass culture can have a marked effect on irrigation water penetration rates, according to these tests in Fresno County vineyards.

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