Soil Survey of Waupaca County Wisconsin
Soil Survey of Waupaca County Wisconsin
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The part of the type which is not adjacent to streams is largely of glacial origin and occurs chiefly in shallow potholes or slight depressions where drainage is deficient, and where there has been an accumulation of organic matter. In most cases there is no lime carbonate in the material forming this soil and the material shows varying degrees of acidity.
Native vegetation. The native vegetation on this soil consists of willows, elm, ash, soft maple, and some poplar. There are quite extensive ...tracts which are treeless, and where there is now only a dense growth of coarse marsh grass.
Present agricultural development. The chief use made of this soil is for pasture and hay, but a considerable part of it is too wet even for such use.
Chemical composition and fertility. The Whitman silt loam is quite similar to the Clyde silt loam of southeastern Wisconsin, 62 SOIL SURVEY OF WAUPACA COUNTY.
differing chiefly by being acid, while the Clyde soils are not acid. From the standpoint of plant food elements which they contain these two types represent the best balanced soils in Wisconsin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The part of the type which is not adjacent to streams is largely of glacial origin and occurs chiefly in shallow potholes or slight depressions where drainage is deficient, and where there has been an accumulation of organic matter. In most cases there is no lime carbonate in the material forming this soil and the material shows varying degrees of acidity.
Native vegetation. The native vegetation on this soil consists of willows, elm, ash, soft maple, and some poplar. There are quite extensive ...tracts which are treeless, and where there is now only a dense growth of coarse marsh grass.
Present agricultural development. The chief use made of this soil is for pasture and hay, but a considerable part of it is too wet even for such use.
Chemical composition and fertility. The Whitman silt loam is quite similar to the Clyde silt loam of southeastern Wisconsin, 62 SOIL SURVEY OF WAUPACA COUNTY.
differing chiefly by being acid, while the Clyde soils are not acid. From the standpoint of plant food elements which they contain these two types represent the best balanced soils in Wisconsin.
What to read after Soil Survey of Waupaca County Wisconsin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A R Andrew Robeson Whitson to read onlineMoreLess
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