Reports of Special Subjects a D F volume 11
Reports of Special Subjects a D F volume 11
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S. Schenk. " Color lighter than that of preceding ; of brownish-buff. Con- tains fragments of chert, more or less weathered, and of fossils.
No. 1545 " SOIL of an old field, over forty years in cultivation without manure. Collected by C. S. Schenk. " Seven thousand two hundred and sixty feet west of Eliza- bethtown, on the Elizabethtown and Paducah Railroad, one thousand one hundred and forty-three feet to the left of that road, and ten feet above the level of the rail. Slope = 1:70. Sample to ...the depth of eight inches. Timber: same as the preceding. Rotation of crops : wheat, oats, clover, &c. Yields, when well managed, thirty bushels of corn, fifteen to sixteen of wheat, and twenty of oats, to the acre.
Soil of a dark drab color. Contains only a few small frag- ments (chips) of flint.
No. 1546 " SUB-SOIL of the preceding, taken from eight to thirty- four inches from the surface. Collected by C. S. Schenk" Sub-soil of a lighter and more yellowish color than the pre- ceding; brownish-buff.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
S. Schenk. " Color lighter than that of preceding ; of brownish-buff. Con- tains fragments of chert, more or less weathered, and of fossils.
No. 1545 " SOIL of an old field, over forty years in cultivation without manure. Collected by C. S. Schenk. " Seven thousand two hundred and sixty feet west of Eliza- bethtown, on the Elizabethtown and Paducah Railroad, one thousand one hundred and forty-three feet to the left of that road, and ten feet above the level of the rail. Slope = 1:70. Sample to ...the depth of eight inches. Timber: same as the preceding. Rotation of crops : wheat, oats, clover, &c. Yields, when well managed, thirty bushels of corn, fifteen to sixteen of wheat, and twenty of oats, to the acre.
Soil of a dark drab color. Contains only a few small frag- ments (chips) of flint.
No. 1546 " SUB-SOIL of the preceding, taken from eight to thirty- four inches from the surface. Collected by C. S. Schenk" Sub-soil of a lighter and more yellowish color than the pre- ceding; brownish-buff.
What to read after Reports of Special Subjects a D F volume 11?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kentucky Geological Survey to read onlineMoreLess
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