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<blockquote data-quote="Oldman47" data-source="post: 5608494" data-attributes="member: 129543"><p>ATH, the soil types in my county are well described in the site that you referenced but my own soil which is 233B (Birkbeck), 322C (Russell) and 17 G (Keomah) are not shown there on any map. Although they do describe what my soils are good for they do not show what soils I have. That is where the soil maps from your county office come in handy. My particular soil types are a small percentage of the total soil types in the county, less than 10% each. The soil maps get right down and personal with not only what soil types are present on your property but where on your property each one is to be found. That is valuable information for planning a tree planting.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Oldman47, post: 5608494, member: 129543"] ATH, the soil types in my county are well described in the site that you referenced but my own soil which is 233B (Birkbeck), 322C (Russell) and 17 G (Keomah) are not shown there on any map. Although they do describe what my soils are good for they do not show what soils I have. That is where the soil maps from your county office come in handy. My particular soil types are a small percentage of the total soil types in the county, less than 10% each. The soil maps get right down and personal with not only what soil types are present on your property but where on your property each one is to be found. That is valuable information for planning a tree planting. [/QUOTE]
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