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Effect of Water Quality and Irrigation Frequency on Farm Income: In the Imperial Valley

California Agriculture > Volume 29 > Number 11  > research article 

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Jay Noel, Davis
Charles V. Moore, University of California
Frank E. Robinson, University of California
J. H. Snyder

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California Agriculture 29(11):12-14.

Published November 01, 1975

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Deteriorating water quality is a problem in many California agricultural areas. Effects of increased salts on crop yields, farm income, and future soil deterioration are of great concern to agriculturalists.

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Effect of Water Quality and Irrigation Frequency on Farm Income: In the Imperial Valley

Jay Noel, Charles V. Moore, Frank E. Robinson, J. H. Snyder
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Effect of Water Quality and Irrigation Frequency on Farm Income: In the Imperial Valley

California Agriculture > Volume 29 > Number 11  > 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

Jay Noel, Davis
Charles V. Moore, University of California
Frank E. Robinson, University of California
J. H. Snyder

Publication Information

California Agriculture 29(11):12-14.

Published November 01, 1975

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Author Affiliations show

Abstract

Deteriorating water quality is a problem in many California agricultural areas. Effects of increased salts on crop yields, farm income, and future soil deterioration are of great concern to agriculturalists.

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Full text is available in PDF.

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