Book Title: Soil Judging in Iowa
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Book Description: This resource is intended to serve as a guide for soil judging, evaluating properties of a soil and interpreting these evaluations into recommendations for land use. The accompanying scorecard provides space for recording both the choices made and the scores earned by the contestants in soil judging contests.
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Book Description
This resource is intended to serve as a guide for soil judging. Soil judging consists of evaluating properties of a soil and interpreting these evaluations into recommendations for land use. The accompanying scorecard provides space for recording both the choices made and the scores earned by the contestants in soil judging contests.
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Soil Judging in Iowa Copyright © by Amber Anderson is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License, except where otherwise noted.
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Soil science and management
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701 Morrill Rd, Ames, Iowa 50011, United StatesIowa State University is located on the ancestral lands and territory of the Baxoje (bah-kho-dzhe), or Ioway Nation. The United States obtained the land from the Meskwaki and Sauk nations in the Treaty of 1842. We wish to recognize our obligations to this land and to the people who took care of it, as well as to the 17,000 Native people who live in Iowa today.