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MODEL TO EVALUATE ALTERNATIVE IRRIGATION DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS WITH AN EXHAUSTIBLE WATER SUPPLY

Lacewell, Ronald D.; Pearce, John C. - In: Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics 05 (1973) 02

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ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS OF ALTERNATIVE ALLOCATIONS OF AN EXHAUSTIBLE IRRIGATION WATER SUPPLY

Lacewell, Ronald D.; Grubb, H.W. - In: Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics 03 (1971) 01

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ENERGY POTENTIAL FROM AGRICULTURAL RESIDUES IN TEXAS

Oursbourn, Cecil D.; Lacewell, Ronald D.; Lepori, Wayne; … - In: Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics 10 (1978) 02

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A PROPOSED PROCEDURE FOR DISTRIBUTING ASSESSMENTS AMONG BENEFICIARIES OF SMALL WATERSHED PROJECTS

Lacewell, Ronald D.; Eidman, Vernon R. - In: Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics 02 (1970) 01

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IMPLICATION OF IMPROVED IRRIGATION PUMPING EFFICIENCY FOR FARMER PROFIT AND ENERGY USE

Hardin, Daniel C.; Lacewell, Ronald D. - In: Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics 11 (1979) 01

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REGIONAL IMPACT OF URBAN WATER USE ON IRRIGATED AGRICULTURE

Lee, John G.; Lacewell, Ronald D.; Ozuna Jr., Teofilo; … - In: Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics 19 (1987) 02

Linear programming and regional input-output models were applied to estimate the impacts of increased pumping costs for irrigated agriculture due to groundwater depletion principally caused by the expanding urban area of San Antonio, Texas. A biophysical simulator was use to estimate linear...

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