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Soil & Agriculture

Soil & Agriculture. Soil Properties:. Texture. The percentages (by weight) of different sized particles of sand, silt and clay that it contains. . Structure. How soil particles are organized and clumped together. (Sand, silt, clay). Friability. How easily the soil can be crumbled. Porosity.

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Wetlands

Wetlands. PA State Standard for Environment & Ecology 4.1.10.D & E. Wetlands:. An area that contains unique types of soil Home to plants adapted to the wet environment Contains water all year or at certain times of the year. . Common names for wetlands. A. Bog B. Swamps C. Marshes. A.

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Slips, Trips and Falls

Slips, Trips and Falls.

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Lessons from Weeds

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Hudson Plains

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Gardening

Gardening Introduction to Agriculture April - May 1999 Objectives Determining location. Understanding soils. Vegetables to grow. Controlling pests. Watering the garden. Designing the garden. Requirements for Garden Adequate sunlight Good drainage Fertile soil Convenient site

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A Peat Bog is a Wetland site with poor drainage, usually located in cold Climates.

A Peat Bog is a Wetland site with poor drainage, usually located in cold Climates. Mosses grow and decay in the bog, forming layers of peat which build up over years. Due to the lack of oxygen and the presence of acids, many things are preserved in peat bogs.

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