The use of geophysics in defining the causes of dryland salinity in south-western Australia
G.J. Street and R. Engel
Exploration Geophysics
18(2) 207 - 210
Published: 1987
Abstract
The south-western corner of Western Australia, an area of approximately 30 million hectares, contains most of the State's agricultural land. Occupied farms cover 19 million hectares.https://doi.org/10.1071/EG987207
© ASEG 1987