Energy Conservation on Irrigated Land in Eastern Montana
Economics Technical Note Number MT-9
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Economics Technical Note Number MT-9 (PDF; 43 KB)
November 2007
By Gerald M. Schaefer, State Economist
Producers looking for ways to reduce inputs on irrigated land can realize
significant savings by changing tillage systems. Changes can occur in
fertilizer, fuel, machinery cost and labor. Information from research conducted
in Montana by Montana State University (MSU) Experiment Stations and the
Agricultural Research Service (ARS) station in Sidney and information obtained
from producers allows some comparisons.
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