Ardell Halvorson

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"... pay off for the farmers in the form of larger crops and an improved environment. can make more money up to 35 percent more in northeastern Colorado,? soil scientist Ardell Halvorson said. "And more importantly, they can better meet more stringent requirements for erosion control.? By adding the summer crops corn, millet and sorghum farmers can now produce enough residue to ..."

"... off for the farmers in the form of larger crops and an improved environment. "Farmers can malac more money up to 35 percent more in northeastern Colorado,” soil scientist Ardell Halvorson said. “And more importantly, they can better meet more stringent requirements for erosion control." Deficiency payments finalized Farmers who participated in the 1994 com and grain sorghum programs will receive ..."

"... other tenders. pounds per acre had increased university test crop yields significantly. Nitrogen and moisture retention practices should be used ln concert to overcome moisture shortage problems, he said. Ardell Halvorson of the Northern Plains Research Centre ln Sidney, Mont., spoke on salinity problems and crop rotation methods. He said many Montana farmers encounter difficulty in ridding their fields of "saline ..."