Comparing Alabama and New Mexico on rainfall and irrigation
The writer compares Albuquerque with Alabama noting eight inches of annual rain in New Mexico versus 50 to 60 inches in Alabama, and contrasts irrigation habits. He observes New Mexico’s water scarcity, dam projects above Albuquerque, and argues Alabama should expand irrigation, water conservation, and land use to prevent drought damage while maintaining river navigation.
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Alabama
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Tombigbee
Coosa
Tallapoosa
Tennessee
Chattahoochee
Warrior
Farmer shows value of selective timber cutting on farm near Cropwell
Wadsworths, with forester Jake Mathews and County Agent H L Eubanks, mark and harvest a three acre pine stand using selective cutting. They realize nearly as much as a clean cut offer while preserving the forest for future yields. They also learn post peeling and waste wood handling to boost profits. In Opelika, 55 home demonstration club leaders gather for summer planning.
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Jake Mathews
W. Lee Wadsworth
Wadsworth
Mathews
Mr. Wadsworth
Wadsworth and
Alabama
Cropwell
Wadsworths
H. L. Eubanks
A.P.I. Extension
St. Clair County
Ed Wadsworth
Lee County
Opelika
E. T. Conway
Wire Road
Frances Bozeman
Pine Grove
J. R. Moore
Moore's Mill
L. R. Kerr
Auburn Heights
W. P. Atkins
Tom Sharman
Beulah
Ben Andrews
Gold Hill
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