The Cross Section, Volume 10, Number 5, October 1963: Searching Inside

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... . ... 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... OF DIRECTORS Precinct 1 (LUBBOCK and LYNN COUNTIES) Russell Bean, Secretary-Treasurer 2806 21 St. Lubbock... Levelland, Texas Precinct 3 (BAILEY, CASTRO and PARMER COUNTIES) John Gammon, President Rt. 1... ____--Wayside, Texas Dewitt McGehee, 1966 ___ Wayside Texas John Patterson, 1965 _ ._Rt. 1, Happy, Texas

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... which was approximately 1 w e e k after peak bloom. The average extent of root penetration at this stage... of growth was as follows: 1. 10 inch depth - 30 inches either side of plants (low and medium moisture level.... This information would indicate that cotton planted in a skip-row manner which leaves more than 1 unplanted 40-inch... not utilize moisture stored in the equivalent of 1 40-inch row, where cotton planted in a 2-in-1... row of a 2-in-1-out planting arrangement would not become available to plants in adjacent rows until

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... Water Hearing- ( Continued from Page 1) According to the San Antonio, SUN- DAY LIGHT, "There seems... for the annual banquet. A LITTLE LIFE IS WORTH MORE THAN A LITTLE TIME, CLOSE TH sexej 11poqqn1 L 'ON 41!asI... uO1IenaJsuoa aaJeM punoi6-epun suId yG6!H 4Iwaed sse10 puoo5s I Page 4 T HE C RO SS SE C TION October 1963 I I

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