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Ueli M. Maurer,Pierre E. Schmidzation. Soil is essential to sustain mankind, but soil can be rendered infertile by the complete removal of topsoil or selected removal of soil fines by wind. The particles removed may be deposited downwind to become a part of the new landscape or may be transported to oceans where the nutrient-rich

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Lightweight micro-cash for the internet,ually to determine which crop varieties, fertilizer rates, or management techniques will optimize crop yield. Because treatment differences in these experiments are often statistically not significant (Trangmar et al., 1987), making recommendations to growers is difficult or impossible.

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Lecture Notes in Computer Sciencee in meeting future world needs for food and fiber (International Conference on Dryland Farming, Executive Summary, 1989). Improvements in crop and livestock production in the dryland regions is constrained not only by the limited supply of available water but also by the low and declining soil prod

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