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Food and drink / Agriculture / Crops / Agricultural soil science / Agronomy / Energy crops / Staple foods / Summer fallow / Agricultural land / Crop rotation / Maize / Cover crop
Date: 2012-06-22 13:17:42
Food and drink
Agriculture
Crops
Agricultural soil science
Agronomy
Energy crops
Staple foods
Summer fallow
Agricultural land
Crop rotation
Maize
Cover crop

Amber Waves, July 2006, Special Issue, Estimating U.S. Cropland Area

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