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Bronte Enterprise

Location

Bronte, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1955

Page

8

Rain and soil protection through grass cover and runoff control

The article explains raindrops striking soil cause powerful impact, with erosion and runoff shaping floods and sediment loss. It advocates grass mats as natural protection, cushioning drops, guiding water into soil, and emphasizing stored soil moisture over rainfall gauge totals.

Nature

Soil and Plant Nutrients From Rain Impact Farmland

Reading fragment notes how raindrops strike soil and release nutrients as particles scatter and soluble matter churns, affecting farm land and plant health. The excerpt hints at soil erosion and nutrient cycling influenced by rainfall patterns on farm and ranch land.

Rainfall and Runoff: How Rain Effects Ranch Grass Yields

The article explains how 19 inches of annual rainfall yields different grass growth based on runoff and evaporation. Good to excellent conditions produce about 11 inches of usable water annually, roughly 5,000 pounds of native grass per acre versus 2,700 pounds under poorer conditions.

United States Weather Bureau San Angelo Texas

Rainfall Record in Coke County District Highlights Drought

The Soil Conservation Service in Robert Lee reports fifteen and a half inches of annual rainfall over 1949 to 1954, only 78 percent of normal. Only 1949 reached or exceeded average rainfall. last five years average 13.7 inches. The text notes range management benefits from protecting grasses during dry periods and quicker recovery after rainfall.

Soil Conservation Service Robert Lee

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