Economics of an Irrigated No-till Crop Rotation with Alternative Stubble Management Systems Versus Continuous Irrigated Winter Wheat with Burning and Plowing of Stubble, Lind, WA, 2001-2006

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Authors: Zaikin, Andrey A. , Young, Douglas , Schillinger, William

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