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TABLE 18 CROP ADAPTABILITY RATINGS FOR SUBMARGINAL CROPLAND* SOIL Tyl'E Breypen land type... _... ..____._.. a Plainfield sand. a Listowel loam-stony phase Bridgman sand.. .___,.,.... .____.,, ___ Eastport sand ..___.. . . . Eastport gravel ._ Marsh .... ...__.............. .__. . .... .. WHEAT OATS BARLEY -__-__ ------ ----__ t 1 N.D. T.D. N.D. T.D. N.D. T.D. ----__I-------I---_--_ - - N.D. ALFALFA T.D. - - - - - - - - -. -. N.D. T.D. N.D. T.D. N.D. T.D. ------ ----_-_ __---- - - - - - - - I - I - - I - I - N.D. - - - - - - - T.D. N.D. -----__ -- - - - - - - - FODDER CORN T.D. N.D. -----_ PASTI'RE F-P P P - - - - T.D. * The crop adaptability rating for each soil as follows: G -Good; G-F -Good to Fair; F - Fair; F-P-Fair to Poor; P -Poor. f N.D.- Natural Drainage. $ T.D. - Tile Drainage.
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- Page 72 and 73: Developed on stonefree, calcareous,
- Page 74 and 75: (ii) lmperfec t Drainage Elderslie
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- Page 78 and 79: A 0 — A 1 — G 1 — G 2 — C T
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TABLE 18<br />
CROP ADAPTABILITY RATINGS FOR SUBMARGINAL CROPLAND*<br />
SOIL<br />
Tyl'E<br />
Breypen l<strong>and</strong> type... _... ..____._..<br />
a Plainfield s<strong>and</strong>.<br />
a Listowel loam-stony phase<br />
Bridgman s<strong>and</strong>.. .___,.,.... .____.,, ___<br />
Eastport s<strong>and</strong> ..___.. . . .<br />
Eastport gravel ._<br />
Marsh .... ...__.............. .__. . .... ..<br />
WHEAT OATS BARLEY<br />
-__-__ ------ ----__<br />
t 1<br />
N.D. T.D. N.D. T.D. N.D. T.D.<br />
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N.D.<br />
ALFALFA<br />
T.D.<br />
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N.D. T.D. N.D. T.D. N.D. T.D.<br />
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FODDER<br />
CORN<br />
T.D.<br />
N.D.<br />
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PASTI'RE<br />
F-P<br />
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T.D.<br />
* The crop adaptability rating for each soil as follows:<br />
G -Good; G-F -Good to Fair; F - Fair; F-P-Fair to Poor; P -Poor.<br />
f N.D.- Natural Drainage. $ T.D. - Tile Drainage.
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