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Land Judging

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Which two nutrients do you NOT over apply? Nitrogen & Phosphorous
Use an occasional soil conserving crop in rotation. Class I and II
Use frequent soil conserving crops in rotation. Class III and IV
Return crop residue to the soil. Class I- IV
No-Till/Reduced Tillage Class I- IV
Establish vegetative/tree wind barriers Class III and IV with coarse or moderately coarse surface texture
Establish recommended grasses and/or legumes Class V, VI and VII
Use proper pasture and range management Class V, VI and VII
Overhead water will be listed as another consideration of "Field Conditions" Diversion terrace
Use on tillable lands of 3% to 6% slope Farm on the Contour
Use on tillable land with more than 6% slope. Terrace and farm on the contour
Overland water will be listed as an other consideration under "Field Conditions" Establish grass waterway
Very good land; few or no limitations; can be cultivated safely with ordinary good farming practices. There are no serious climatic hazards. Class I
Good land; moderate limitations or hazards due to land characteristic or climatic environment; can be cultivated safely with moderately intensive treatments. Class II
Moderately good land; severe limitations or hazards due to permanent land characteristics; can be cultivated safely with intensive treatments. Class III
Fairly good land; very severe limitations or hazards. Class IV
Tillable lands Class I- IV
Good hay or pasture land, but too wet for cultivation. Normally bottomland soils with high water tables (ponded) or subject to frequent flooding. Class V
Growth or utilization of vegetation moderately limited by steep land characteristics or a shallow restrictive layer; generally good to moderately good grazing lands. Class VI
Growth or utilization of vegetation severely limited by extremely steep land characteristics, excessive stoniness, incoherent sandy soils, or very salty lowland; generally fair to poor grazing land. Class VII
Suited for wildlife, recreation, or watershed protection. Consists of semi-permanent wetlands, badlands, and saline barren lands. Class VIII
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