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Table 13.C values for common field crops in Elgin CountyField CropPrevious CropManagementbefore cropRange **C ValueMean.Corn (grain) soybeans F MP 0.47soybeans - S MP 0.39winter wheat F MP 0.33-0.35 0.34corn (grain) F MP 0.34-0.35 0.35corn (grain) F MP 0.34(2nd year after hay)soybeans before winter F Ch 0.32-0.33 0.33wheatcorn (grain) S MP 0.29-0.31 - 0.30corn (grain) S MP 0.27-028 028(2nd year after hay)soybeans S D/C 027-028 028corn (grain) F Ch 0.23soybeans NT 0.23-0.25 024hay - F MP 021hay S MP 0.16corn (grain) NT 0.12-0.15 0.16Corn winter wheat F MP 0.46-052 0.48(silage) corn (grain) F MP 0.46-051 0.49corn (grain) F MP 0.44-0.49 0.47-(2nd year after hay)corn (grain) S MP 0.41-0-44 0.43corn (grain) S MP 0.38-0.41 0.40(2nd year after hay)soybeans S D/C 0.31-0-33 0.32hay F MP 027-0.28 028hay S MP 022-0.24 024soybeans NT 024-025 025Hay (grass,establishing yearlegume mix) - corn (grain) F MP 022- spring grain F Ch - 0.15-- corn (grain) S MP 0.08- spring grain us 0.04established meadow 0.006Soybeans soybeans F MP 0.48soybeans before winter F MP 0.44wheatwinter wheat F MP 0.41corn (grain) F MP 032-0.39 0.36corn (grain) S MP 036-0.40 0.37soybeans F&S Ch 0.36-0-40 0.37soybeans S D/C 0.33soybeans NT 0.32-0.34 0.33corn (grain) S Ch/D 031-0.33 032
Table 13 .C values for common field crops in Elgin County (continued)Field CropPrevious CropManagementbefore cropRange **CValueMeanSpring grain corn (grain) F MP 0 .38(barley, oats, corn (grain) S MP 0 .34corn (silage) F MP 0 .31corn (grain) S MP 0 .26(2nd year after hay)corn (grain) S D/C 0 .18corn (grain) S D/C 0.15(2nd year after hay)Winter wheat corn, spring grain, orsoybeansF MP 0.29-0.30 . 0.29soybeans F Ch 0.24soybeans C 0.14-0.18 0 .16hay F MP 0.15F MP - fall moldboard plough or conventional tillage (plough, discleultivate twice, then plant)S MP - spring moldboard plough or conventional tillage (plough, dis%ultivate twice, then plant),S DEC - spring disc (D or cultivate (C) before plantingF Ch -fall chisel ploughS Ch/D - spring chisel plough (Ch) or disc (D)NT - no tillUS - underseeded;F & S Ch - fall and spring chisel ploughC - cultivate** For the C value ranges given, the higher values for each crop type and management practice are appropriate for situations where the soilis exposed for a long period of time, for example.(1) early fall ploughing;or (2) when spring planting is delayed after seedbed preparation due to poor climatic conditions, and/orfine texturedor poorly drained soils . The lower values are appropriate for situations whereoptimum management and/or climatic conditions prevail, andthey are also appropriate for sandy or well drained soils that can be worked early in the planting season.The mean C values given in the table should be used for general conditions, and also when the management history is not known.Some crops or management practices in the County may not be represented in this table due to insufficient data .
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The Soils ofElgin CountyVolume 1Min
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTSThe completion of t
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Southwold Soils (SO) . . . . . . .
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LIST OF FIGURES1 . Soil map index f
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5. More detailed information for a
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Table 1 .Climate data for Elgin Cou
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Figure 4.Generalized geologic map o
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Table 2.Correlation of major soils
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Figure 6.Schematic landscape cross-
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HOW THE SOILS WERE MAPPED AND CLASS
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of soil profiles and horizons which
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GENERAL DESCRIPTIONS OF THE SOILSSo
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Table 3.Soils and land units mapped
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Figure 11 .Soil textural groups and
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phase (BN.T) soils were mapped in c
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underlying fine textured materials
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atings for selected special crops a
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Conservation tillage practices, par
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clay. The Ap horizons commonly have
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Gobles soils were frequently mapped
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Kelvin soils are susceptible to com
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Soil Moisture CharacteristicsMiddle
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soils which occur in the eastern po
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Bluish gray or gray gley colours ar
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Stanley till, Tavistock till phase
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to neutral in the Ap horizons, to m
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tillage practices, particularly no-
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Organic (OR)Organic land units usua
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eference and also Publication No .
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Procedure :1) Locate the symbols 'B
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Table 4.Agricultural alnd capabilit
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