Field windbreaks for row crops: Inter-row plantings of grain in white asparagus fields gave protection against wind erosion during tests on peat soil

Schultz, H; Carlton, A

Field windbreaks for row crops: Inter-row plantings of grain in white asparagus fields gave protection against wind erosion during tests on peat soil

Authors

Herbert B. Schultz
Alan B. Carlton

Authors Affiliations

Herbert B. Schultz is Specialist in Agricultural Engineering, University of California, Davis; Alan B. Carlton is Associate Specialist in Soils and Plant Nutrition, University of California, stationed at Stockton.

Publication Information

Hilgardia 13(11):5-6. DOI:10.3733/ca.v013n11p5. November 1959.

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Abstract

Inter-row planting as a practical management practice for the protection of while asparagus fields from wind erosion has been intensively studied since 1955. Such erosion is sometimes costly to the growers and is an important factor in peat dust storms.

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