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What Is In My Soil?!

April 19, 2023 by casey.matzke

Did you know that your soil is a living, breathing ecosystem and is easily one of the most complex ecosystems on earth?! There are billions (perhaps trillions) of organisms in a small handful of healthy soil, with millions of different species.

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Filed Under: Conservation, Range Concepts, Soil Tagged With: Conservation, range management, soil

Range Concepts – Web Soil Survey

April 27, 2020 by morgan.treadwell

Check out our new YouTube Channel featuring videos and handouts dedicated to increasing County Extension Agent knowledge and enhancing landowner’s understanding of tools, resources, techniques, and strategies on rangelands!

Our latest post features application and utility of Web Soil Survey, an online free resource for understanding soil mapping and tools.  Nearly all farmers, ranchers, and forest landowners across the country rely on one common resource for production: their soil. If you’re interested in learning more about this medium that grows our nation’s food, fuel, and fiber, here is a advantageous tool to help!  Get the Web Soil Survey Handout here and watch the YouTube video here!

Filed Under: Brush Management, Grazing Management, Range Concepts, Uncategorized Tagged With: soil, soil explorer, web soil survey

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