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Dry farming was the industry of the day as landowners tilled their properties with wheat and barley - more than 700 workers were employed at one point in the beet industry - rather than the citrus groves that would later come with irrigation systems. During drought years, dry farming techniques will be employed, and yields may suffer at that time. ``There was a good deal of dry farming,'' she said. |
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