Crop Sheets section of Soil Test Handbook (PDF) Commercial Crop Codes FIELD CROPS 701 Canola Spring Type 702 Canola Winter Type 001 Corn (for Grain) Dryland

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• Botany
• Food and drink
• Agriculture
• Forages
• Grasslands
• Cereals
• Energy crops
• Tropical agriculture
• Poaceae
• Lawn
• Hay
• Silage

WSU/SSCC Cool Climate Regions Varieties Vines are NOT planted along the 1000 km of the river but are restricted to those areas where the combination of microclimate and soil type suits a particular grape variety.

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From My Backyard to Our Bay Controlling Erosion Erosion occurs when soil particles are dislodged by the force of stormwater runoff or by wind. Some soils have a tendency to erode more than others do. Any soil type that

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Agronomic SPOTLIGHT Nitrogen Availability this Spring  Spring nitrogen availability is affected by many factors such as the type of fertilizer and specific nutrient compound applied, use of stabilizers, soil type,

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Development Plan A Development Plan (DVP) allows for discretionary review of projects allowed by right within their respective zoning districts which, because of type, scale, or location require comprehensive review. TH

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• Water
• Environmental engineering
• Environmental soil science
• Sustainability
• Stormwater
• Surface runoff
• Clean Water Act
• Storm drain
• Low-impact development
• Water pollution
• Environment
• Earth

Tall Fescue Lawn Maintenance These suggested management practices will help you care for your lawn throughout the year. Location, terrain, soil type

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Sensitivity of Earthworms to Type X Gypsum Drywall Under Controlled Environmental Conditions Richard Wolkowski and Ann Crosby Department of Soil Science University of Wisconsin-Madison

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• Organic gardening
• Annelids
• Earthworm
• Soil biology
• Matter
• Lumbricidae
• Soil
• Eisenia fetida
• Worm
• Biology
• Zoology
• Land management

APPROVED PRODUCT LIST ITEM 169 “SOIL RETENTION BLANKET” Effective Date: June 1, 2015 The Contractor has the option of utilizing the following approved products in accordance with the Class and Type as specified on th

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Irrigation Scheduling with Soil Moisture Sensors Soybeans *Not for use with portable dielectric type sensors Recommendations: Applicable Soils:

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WILDLIFE PONDS WATER PLANTS • Planting into a layer of soil on the pool base can encourage excessive spread. Instead, plant into mesh type containers which reduce the amount of soil in the pool and reduce excessive lev

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