Future of Irrigated Agriculture
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https://doi.org/10.62300/q88jyj09Palabras clave:
Irrigated Agriculture, Irrigation, Innovation, AdaptationsResumen
Farmers irrigating in the western United States face a host of changing circumstances that will require innovations and new adaptations to ensure continued prosperity.Descargas
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1996-08-22
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Task Force Reports
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Vaux Jr., H. J., Adams, R. M., Ayer, H. W., Hamilton, J. R., Howitt, R. E., Lacewell, R., Supalla, R., & Whittlesey, N. (1996). Future of Irrigated Agriculture. Council for Agricultural Science and Technology (CAST). https://doi.org/10.62300/q88jyj09
