Dry-Farming : A System of Agriculture for Countries under a Low Rainfall

by John Andreas Widtsoe

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PRESIDENT OF THE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE OF UTAH - NEW YORK

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TO - LEAH - THIS BOOK IS INSCRIBED - JUNE 1, 1910 - PREFACE

3:39

JOHN A. WIDTSOE.

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CHAPTER I - INTRODUCTION - DRY-FARMING DEFINED

8:01

CHAPTER II - THE THEORETICAL BASIS OF DRY-FARMING

9:51

CHAPTER III - DRY-FARM AREAS—RAINFALL

4:01

GRAND TOTAL 1,861,652

6:09

CHAPTER IV - DRY-FARM AREAS.—GENERAL CLIMATIC FEATURES

16:21

CHAPTER V - DRY-FARM SOILS

38:36

CHAPTER VI - THE ROOT SYSTEMS OF PLANTS

12:56

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2004-01-01

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Public domain in the USA.

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Dry farming SB

About the author

John Andreas Widtsoe

1872–1952

A Norwegian-born scientist, educator, and church leader, he helped shape higher education in Utah while also becoming one of the most influential Latter-day Saint writers of his era. His work brought together agriculture, faith, and public service in a way that still feels distinctive today.

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