. Cranberries; : the national cranberry magazine. Cranberries. ES"©"^ IPj?(o)(ol'[a@fts Hm .^^jpSomHtoj?© A new, easy to understand, easy to use irrigation water analysis pro- gram has been introduced by Harris Laboratories. Designed to increase crop pro- duction through greater knowledge of irrigation water, the program includes a free water sampling kit plus a specially designed computer report and interpretation of labora- tory results. The free sampling kits include everything needed to easily collect and ship water samples to Harris, one of the nation's largest indepen- dent tes
. Cranberries; : the national cranberry magazine. Cranberries. ES"©"^ IPj?(o)(ol'[a@fts Hm .^^jpSomHtoj?© A new, easy to understand, easy to use irrigation water analysis pro- gram has been introduced by Harris Laboratories. Designed to increase crop pro- duction through greater knowledge of irrigation water, the program includes a free water sampling kit plus a specially designed computer report and interpretation of labora- tory results. The free sampling kits include everything needed to easily collect and ship water samples to Harris, one of the nation's largest indepen- dent testing laboratories. Water sample bottles, identification labels, sampUng instructions, and postage- paid mailing tubes are all included. Three days after samples arrive at the laboratory, results and a clear interpretation of 19 different irriga- tion water tests are on the way back to the grower. The report has been designed to increase the understanding of re- sults by showing graphs which chart each test as "satisfactory," "possi- ble problem," or "probable prob- ; Also, most test results are reported in the familiar units of pounds per acre foot to improve understanding. A free brochure describing the report and the sampling kits is also available from Harris. The fee for each irrigation water analysis report and interpretation is $ To order free sampling kits, simply indicate the number of samples you plan to collect and write to: Harris Laboratories, Inc., P. 0. Box 80837, 624 Peach St., Lincoln, Nebraska 68501 or call toll free 800-228-4091. Growers Protest. . (Continued from Page 3) County is valued somewhere be- tween $50 and $350 an acre. "We feel the vines are being taxed instead of the land. "We are wilUng to pay our fair share of taxes but we feel we are being unfairly discriminated •against, in comparison to other agricultural producers in the area," Carver says. Carver says he doesn't under- stand why valu
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