Instructions to Field Parties
Instructions to Field Parties
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1 •_' :{ 4 Soil (1) 3 4 56 31 Subsoil (1) 5 7 53 29 Acres. Harford County, Md 1, 690 Conowingo barrens. — Loam 3 feet or more in depth, frequently filled with fragments of broken rock, increasing in size and amount in lower depths; often there is no soil covering over the broken fragments of rock. Rolling upland of Piedmont Plateau. Derived from decomposition of serpentine and rocks of similar nature. Generally unproductive and frequently worthless for agricultural purposes, owing to slight dep...th of soil covering, but usually ascribed to preponderance of magnesia.
Soil (2) 8 16 50 23 Subsoil (2) 6 14 54 23 Acres.
Albemarle, Va 6, 976 Cecil County. Md 2, 000 Harford County, Md 3, 280 Conowingo clay. — Heavy loam or red clay, 3 feet or more in depth. High, rolling land of Piedmont Plateau. Derived from decomposition of serpentine, steatite, and similar rocks; typically 90 Piedmont Plateau Soils.
developed in Cecil County, Md. Generally strong and productive soil for general agricultural purposes.
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1 •_' :{ 4 Soil (1) 3 4 56 31 Subsoil (1) 5 7 53 29 Acres. Harford County, Md 1, 690 Conowingo barrens. — Loam 3 feet or more in depth, frequently filled with fragments of broken rock, increasing in size and amount in lower depths; often there is no soil covering over the broken fragments of rock. Rolling upland of Piedmont Plateau. Derived from decomposition of serpentine and rocks of similar nature. Generally unproductive and frequently worthless for agricultural purposes, owing to slight dep...th of soil covering, but usually ascribed to preponderance of magnesia.
Soil (2) 8 16 50 23 Subsoil (2) 6 14 54 23 Acres.
Albemarle, Va 6, 976 Cecil County. Md 2, 000 Harford County, Md 3, 280 Conowingo clay. — Heavy loam or red clay, 3 feet or more in depth. High, rolling land of Piedmont Plateau. Derived from decomposition of serpentine, steatite, and similar rocks; typically 90 Piedmont Plateau Soils.
developed in Cecil County, Md. Generally strong and productive soil for general agricultural purposes.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States Bureau of Soils to read onlineMoreLess
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