Projected cropping patterns, livestock enterprises, processing activities, capital requirements, employment, income, and training needs for alternative farm organizational structures for the Navajo Indian irrigation project
by Navajo Indian Irrigation Project Planning Team.
Book 17 of New Mexico State University. Agricultural Experiment Station. Special report
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