Soils in the Vicinity of Brunswick, Ga (Classic Reprint): A Preliminary Report: A Preliminary Report (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Explore the rich soils around Brunswick, Georgia, and how they shape farming prospects.

This report surveys upland and river-bottom soils in Glynn County, explaining their formation and crop potential. It links soil types to practical uses, drainage, and management to help farmers plan crops like rice, cabbage, celery, onions, and more. Clear guidance on lime, fertilizers, and soil improvement offers a practical path for adapting local land to productive use.

- Portsmouth loam and Portsmouth fine sand show strong value for cabbage, celery, onions, tomatoes, and vegetables with appropriate drainage and liming.
- Amelia fine sand covers wide pine lands, needing moisture management and heavy organic matter to support vegetables.
- Congaree clay dominates river bottoms, with good rice potential when dikes, drainage, and irrigation are properly managed.
- Management tips cover drainage design, lime and phosphoric acid use, crop rotations, and soil-restoring practices for sustained yields.

Ideal for readers planning crop production in coastal Georgia, and for those assessing soil suitability and improvement needs.

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