Table of Contents

September/October 1984; Volume 39,Issue 5

B

  1. Brandle, James R.

    1. Windbreak economics: The case of winter wheat production in eastern Nebraska
      James R. Brandle, Bruce B. Johnson and Dave D. Dearmont
      Journal of Soil and Water Conservation September 1984, 39 (5) 339-343;

  2. Brejda, J. J.

    1. Enhancement of riparian vegetation following shrub control in Arizona chaparral
      L. F. DeBano, J. J. Brejda and J. H. Brock
      Journal of Soil and Water Conservation September 1984, 39 (5) 317-320;

  3. Brock, J. H.

    1. Enhancement of riparian vegetation following shrub control in Arizona chaparral
      L. F. DeBano, J. J. Brejda and J. H. Brock
      Journal of Soil and Water Conservation September 1984, 39 (5) 317-320;

D

  1. Dearmont, Dave D.

    1. Windbreak economics: The case of winter wheat production in eastern Nebraska
      James R. Brandle, Bruce B. Johnson and Dave D. Dearmont
      Journal of Soil and Water Conservation September 1984, 39 (5) 339-343;

  2. DeBano, L. F.

    1. Enhancement of riparian vegetation following shrub control in Arizona chaparral
      L. F. DeBano, J. J. Brejda and J. H. Brock
      Journal of Soil and Water Conservation September 1984, 39 (5) 317-320;

H

  1. Hardcastle, W. S.

    1. Conservation tillage practices for winter wheat production in the Appalachian Piedmont
      W. L. Hargrove and W. S. Hardcastle
      Journal of Soil and Water Conservation September 1984, 39 (5) 324-326;

  2. Hargis, Norman E.

    1. Soil handling for surface mine reclamation
      Norman E. Hargis and Edward F. Redente
      Journal of Soil and Water Conservation September 1984, 39 (5) 300-305;

  3. Hargrove, W. L.

    1. Conservation tillage practices for winter wheat production in the Appalachian Piedmont
      W. L. Hargrove and W. S. Hardcastle
      Journal of Soil and Water Conservation September 1984, 39 (5) 324-326;

  4. Hart, George E.

    1. Erosion from simulated rainfall on mountain rangeland in Utah
      George E. Hart
      Journal of Soil and Water Conservation September 1984, 39 (5) 330-334;

  5. Heft, Floyd E.

    1. The dilemma of conservation
      Floyd E. Heft
      Journal of Soil and Water Conservation September 1984, 39 (5) 291-293;

  6. Hsiao-tseng, Lee

    1. Soil conservation in China's Loess Plateau
      Lee Hsiao-tseng
      Journal of Soil and Water Conservation September 1984, 39 (5) 306-307;

J

  1. Johnson, Bruce B.

    1. Windbreak economics: The case of winter wheat production in eastern Nebraska
      James R. Brandle, Bruce B. Johnson and Dave D. Dearmont
      Journal of Soil and Water Conservation September 1984, 39 (5) 339-343;

  2. Johnson, M. R.

    1. Coordinated farm and research management (COFARM) data system for soils and crops
      M. J. Shaffer, J. B. Swan and M. R. Johnson
      Journal of Soil and Water Conservation September 1984, 39 (5) 320-324;

K

  1. Klimstra, W. D.

    1. Wildlife use of no-till and conventionally tilled corn fields
      D. B. Warburton and W. D. Klimstra
      Journal of Soil and Water Conservation September 1984, 39 (5) 327-330;

  2. Kottman, Roy M.

    1. A real estate tax levy for soil and water conservation
      Roy M. Kottman
      Journal of Soil and Water Conservation September 1984, 39 (5) 284;

  3. Kraft, Steven E.

    1. Soil degradation and land use changes: A representative-farm analysis
      Steven E. Kraft and Thomas L. Toohill
      Journal of Soil and Water Conservation September 1984, 39 (5) 334-338;

R

  1. Redente, Edward F.

    1. Soil handling for surface mine reclamation
      Norman E. Hargis and Edward F. Redente
      Journal of Soil and Water Conservation September 1984, 39 (5) 300-305;

  2. Reilly, William K.

    1. Soils, society, and sustainability
      William K. Reilly
      Journal of Soil and Water Conservation September 1984, 39 (5) 286-290;

  3. Rodale, Robert

    1. Alternative agriculture
      Robert Rodale
      Journal of Soil and Water Conservation September 1984, 39 (5) 294-296;

S

  1. Seitz, Wesley D.

    1. Who should pay how much for soil and water conservation?
      Wesley D. Seitz
      Journal of Soil and Water Conservation September 1984, 39 (5) 308-309;

  2. Shaffer, M. J.

    1. Coordinated farm and research management (COFARM) data system for soils and crops
      M. J. Shaffer, J. B. Swan and M. R. Johnson
      Journal of Soil and Water Conservation September 1984, 39 (5) 320-324;

  3. Swan, J. B.

    1. Coordinated farm and research management (COFARM) data system for soils and crops
      M. J. Shaffer, J. B. Swan and M. R. Johnson
      Journal of Soil and Water Conservation September 1984, 39 (5) 320-324;

T

  1. Toohill, Thomas L.

    1. Soil degradation and land use changes: A representative-farm analysis
      Steven E. Kraft and Thomas L. Toohill
      Journal of Soil and Water Conservation September 1984, 39 (5) 334-338;

W

  1. Warburton, D. B.

    1. Wildlife use of no-till and conventionally tilled corn fields
      D. B. Warburton and W. D. Klimstra
      Journal of Soil and Water Conservation September 1984, 39 (5) 327-330;

  2. Wildman, W. E.

    1. Aerial photography for conservation information and education
      W. E. Wildman
      Journal of Soil and Water Conservation September 1984, 39 (5) 297-299;

  3. Willis, Roland R.

    1. The SCSA view: SCSA as a crossroad
      Roland R. Willis
      Journal of Soil and Water Conservation September 1984, 39 (5) 344;
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