Publication Date

3-3-1943

Pamphlet Number

27

Document Type

Pamphlet

Description

A seven-row shelterbelt approximately one-half mile in length was started in the spring of 1938. The rows of the belt were planted north and south for about three-fourths of their length, and east and -west for the remainder. The outer row on the west and north was Caragana followed by Russian olive, green ash, American elm, green ash, American elm and Ponderosa pine. The rows were all spaced six feet apart, and the Caragana about three foot part in the row.

Format

application/pdf

Publisher

Agricultural Experiment Station, South Dakota State College

Rights

In copyright

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