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Title: Soil conservation practices and crop production in the Blacklands of Texas
Author: Baird, Ralph W. ; United States Agricultural Research Service. ; Knisel, Walter G.
Series: Conservation research report, ; no. 15.
Description: 23 p. ; 23 cm.
Holdings: n.15 (1971)
Subject: Cotton. ; Cropping systems. ; Sorghum. ; Tillage systems. ; Soil conservation. ; Maize. ; Oats. ; Texas. ; Crop yield. ; USA.
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