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ville. ’ 2tMr.
and Mrs. Landowner, you should have a copy of this Report. How about taking a look at it and see what grade you can make. Answers to the first three questions can be found iff the Productivity Tables 5 & 7.
The Quiz:
1. Assuming a yield of 40 bushels per acre is needed to pay for growing and harvesting a corn crop; show by "yes” or “no” which of the following soils would be expected to yield a profit.
a. Dkye loam, gently sloping phaseb.
Buncambe loamy fine sand
c. Louisburg sandy loam, sloping phased.
Meadowville loam2.
If the soils of your farm consisted of the following types: Meadow loam, Brandywine gritty loam, Eubanks and Lloyd loams, on which soil type, would you grow alfalfa? 3. You are in the market for a small acreage to build a rural home on. Could you expect to have a satisfactory sewage disposal system if the soil type was found to be:
73.2%