William Durbrow, Irrigation Leader: Transcript, 1957 July and October (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781147589931)

"William Durbrow, Irrigation Leader" presents a detailed transcript of interviews conducted in July and October 1957. This book offers unique insights into the life and work of William Durbrow, a key figure in the development of irrigation practices, particularly in California. His leadership in water management and agricultural engineering is illuminated through first-hand accounts and personal reflections.

The transcript captures Durbrow's experiences, challenges, and innovative solutions, making it an invaluable resource for historians, agricultural experts, and anyone interested in the evolution of irrigation technology and policy. This document, carefully preserved and transcribed, provides a historical record of enduring relevance.

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