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91.
What characteristics are used to class soil series for irrigation suitability?
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Published: November 29, 2007
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How can salinity become a problem in crops that are irrigated?
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94.
Why is it better to grow crops in rotation than to grow a single crop in monoculture?
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96.
An increased hazard for sodicity buildup by irrigation water is dependent on what?
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99.
What is the most critical period for supplemental irrigation?
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101.
What are some of the advantages of conservation tillage?
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102.
During peak bloom, about how much moisture does cotton utilize each day?
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104.
We are under the effects of a severe drought, and I am trying to decide whether to "dust in" the seed, wait for a rain, or file a claim with crop insurance. It is nearing the end of our planting season, and the crop insurance cutoff date is also within a few days. Is dusting in seed considered a good management practice in all cases?
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