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2000
Abstract Dry farming by its very nature is typically associated with nearly level or relatively relief-free land. In no small way this is a function of the need for stability vis-à-vis the powerful forces of nature, and holds as true for rock veneers laid down by farmers as it does for naturally deposited sand. Although gravel mulch is a
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Abstract Dry farming by its very nature is typically associated with nearly level or relatively relief-free land. In no small way this is a function of the need for stability vis-à-vis the powerful forces of nature, and holds as true for rock veneers laid down by farmers as it does for naturally deposited sand. Although gravel mulch is a
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When do rice terraces become rice terraces?
Paddy and Water Environment, 2019Rice terraces located on sloped hills in mountainous areas are sometimes abandoned because of lack of labor and difficulties associated with cultivation. Recently, rice terraces also have been re-evaluated from the perspectives of water conservation or flood control. As a consequence, restoration has been conducted in many locations.
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Technical Education and Industrial Training, 1968
The non-polytechnic part of Newcastle's further education sector is to be centred on a site abutting the Charles Trevelyan Technical College, a new building (1964) with a 1967 extension, about a mile and a quarter from the civic centre and polytechnic campus. To a point nothing could be more fitting.
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The non-polytechnic part of Newcastle's further education sector is to be centred on a site abutting the Charles Trevelyan Technical College, a new building (1964) with a 1967 extension, about a mile and a quarter from the civic centre and polytechnic campus. To a point nothing could be more fitting.
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