Use of Water in Irrigation
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10 Sacks (at 10 cents each) 1 . 20 Hauling 0.80 Warehouse storage and insurance interest at 8 per cent, on land, houses, bam, etc 4 . 00 Total $31 .35 40. The Growing of Cotton under Irrigation. — ^About three- fourths of the cotton produced in the world is grown in the United States. Cotton is also grown in India, Egypt, Asiatic Eussia (Turkestan), China, Brazil, Peru, Mexico, Turkey and Persia. Cotton crops are artificially watered in Egypt, India, Algeria, Persia, Turkestan, Mexico, Peru and... Brazil but the practice in this country is of recent origin. In 1908 there were Ifess than 5000 acres of irrigated cotton in the United States while in 1913 the acreage had increased to 80,000 acres. Cotton is produced in all of the southern boundary states from Georgia to California but only in California, Arizona, New Mexico and southwest Texas is it necessary to apply moisture artificially to produce a commercial crop.
In outlining the best practice to adopt in the culture and irrigation of cotton in this country the writer desires to acknowl- edge the assistance he has received from Mr.
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10 Sacks (at 10 cents each) 1 . 20 Hauling 0.80 Warehouse storage and insurance interest at 8 per cent, on land, houses, bam, etc 4 . 00 Total $31 .35 40. The Growing of Cotton under Irrigation. — ^About three- fourths of the cotton produced in the world is grown in the United States. Cotton is also grown in India, Egypt, Asiatic Eussia (Turkestan), China, Brazil, Peru, Mexico, Turkey and Persia. Cotton crops are artificially watered in Egypt, India, Algeria, Persia, Turkestan, Mexico, Peru and... Brazil but the practice in this country is of recent origin. In 1908 there were Ifess than 5000 acres of irrigated cotton in the United States while in 1913 the acreage had increased to 80,000 acres. Cotton is produced in all of the southern boundary states from Georgia to California but only in California, Arizona, New Mexico and southwest Texas is it necessary to apply moisture artificially to produce a commercial crop.
In outlining the best practice to adopt in the culture and irrigation of cotton in this country the writer desires to acknowl- edge the assistance he has received from Mr.
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