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Scientific American, Vol. 99, No. 8 (August 1908) (1908)

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g, Idaho, The accompanying photographs were made at Long- surface soil rather than that of the sub-surface. The mont, Colorado, where many thousands of acres are and Utah, where heretofore great tracts of prairie land could, in many instances, be bought as low as fifty wheels of- the packer,… … Breaking the Ground for Dry Farming. The Work Is Done on a Large Scale, and Machine Power is Necessary. One Plowing Outfit Can Prepare 8,000 Acres of Sod in One Season. Hauling Grain to JlnuJtet lrom the Dry-farming Districts Aronnd Longmont, Colorado. DRY FARMING IN BEMI-ARID DISTRICTS.

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