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Irrigated Meadows in Italy

In the Journal de l’Agriculture(2nd Feb., 1889) the following was said about the marcites of Milan:

For Indian corn, the advantages of irrigation are equally apparent. On irrigated lands, crops of from seventy-eight to eighty-nine bushels per acre are obtained, as against from fifty-six to sixty-seven bushels on unirrigated lands, also in Italy, and twenty-eight to thirty-three bushels in France (Garola, Les Cereales).

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