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Farmers Of S. D. Working For Permanent Windbreaks
South Dakota farmers pursue permanent windbreaks and forest plantings to conserve soil moisture. The report by Frank L. Rockwell discusses moisture, intake and runoff, ground cover, evaporation, and transpiration. It compares deciduous and coniferous trees, noting Ponderosa pine and junipers' drought resilience and the role of contour planting and understory to sustain long term stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L Rockwell
College Extension
al Northwest
Plains
Wisconsin
D. P. White
S. A. Wilde
Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation
Carrington
Dane County
South Dakota
James River Valley
Black Hills
Paen
He’ ‘Ne
Pollock Campbell County
Perkins County
Red River
Nebraska
Vcriculural Research Bulletin
Plopa
Truley and Hays
Rockwell
The
Forest Service
Great Plains
North Dakota
Montana
Kansas
Weaver and Clements
Plains States
New York
Org
Trousseau
Mindhler
Ojbio
Prairie
USDA
Tynes
Reat
Grant
Roberts
Lincoln
Union
Buttes
Biardinig
South Pateota