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4924	Widtsoe, John Andreas	Dry-Farming : A System of Agriculture for Countries under a Low Rainfall			.txt	text/plain	77125	3549	65	dry-farming, involving the storage of water in deep soils and Most of the soils covering the great dry-farm territory dry-farm territory, are the soils of the High Plains and the Great in all of these five great soil districts dry-farming has been tried dry-farming the soil water is stored more or less uniformly to In dry-farm soils the gravitational water seldom reaches dry-farmer can reduce the per cent of water in the soil without soil became dry, more water was lost under humid conditions. the greatest cause of the loss of soil-water under dry-farm fallowing in producing large crop yields under dry-farm conditions. The water in dry-farm crops that under dry-farm conditions the fertility of soils is not true that, if continuous cropping is practiced on our dry-farm soils great depths, and that plants grown under proper dry-farm conditions relation of water to soils and plants, a theory of dry-farming was	./cache/4924.txt	./txt/4924.txt