The Cross Section, Volume 10, Number 4, September 1963: Searching Inside

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... Southern Great Plains Soils can be a 1 m o s t doubled by deep tillage with a disk plow, says U. S... Station found that plots disk-plowed 24 inches deep had a water-intake rate 1.9 times that of check plots... irrigation or rainfall, water enters these soils at 0.5 to 1.0 inch per hour, but the water-intake rate... declines to less than 0.1 inch per hour after four hours and to 0.05 inch per hour within 10 hours... Castro Cochran 1 Deaf Smith 0 Floyd 2 Hockley 4 Lamb 3 Lubbock 0 Lynn 1

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... THE CROSS SECTION September 1963 --! S1C-1O, NPRIX1GLAKE FAIIHEB A MONTHLY PUBLICATION OF THE HIGH... PLAINS UNDERGROUND WATER CON- SERVATION DISTRICT NO. 1 Published monthly by the High Plains Underground... Water Conservation District No. 1 1628 15th Street, Lubbock, Texas Telephone P2-8088 Second-class... Postage Paid at Lubbock. Texas. CLAUDETE MCINNLS Editor BOARD OF DIRECTORS Precinct 1 (LUBBOCK and LYNN..., CASTRO and PARMER COUNTIES) John Gammon, President __ Rt. 1, Friona, Texas Precinct 4 (ARMSTRONG

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... is above the high water level of the lake. The pumping system, which costs approximately $1,425 will pump.... Fertilizer Problem - (Continued From Page 3) at the expense of fruiting. Since September 1, 1962, a new water

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