Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Irrigation Practice Among Fruit Growers on the Pacific Coast
The map is intended to give a general view of the distribution of irrigation practice. It is not claimed, of course, that all the land included in each color division is suited for fruit growing nor that irrigation facilities have been developed to the extent indicated. It is, however, approximately true that wherever suitable fruit soils exist and the land is topographically adapted to fruit growing the practice must as a rule conform to that prescribed for the region. It is true also that here and there, so far as Settlement and development have proceeded, fruit is actually being grown on a commercial scale with or without irrigation, as indicated, in the different regions on the map. The breadth of the data on which the map rests is sug gested by the tabulations which will follow. These data, supple mented by the writer's personal acquaintance with the facts, justify the separation of the included territory into three divisions, as follows.
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