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Example sentences for "clay soil"

  • The following is an analysis of a clay soil by Dr Anderson:-- Silica 60.

  • Unlike barley, it does best on a clay soil, or at any rate on a firm soil, and requires a moist seed-bed.

  • Open woods in clay soil in the neighborhood of Greenville, Butler County, Alabama; common near Tallahassee, Leon County, Florida.

  • Open woods, the moist borders of streams and depressions in the prairie, and on hillsides in clay soil, Short and Peoria Counties, Illinois.

  • A light, sandy soil will not preserve manure like a clay soil.

  • My first experiments were made on a thin, calcareous, clay soil, resting on oolitic limestone, and producing generally a fair crop of red-clover.

  • It is a common impression that clay is impervious to water, and that, therefore, a clay soil cannot be drained, especially by deep under-drains.

  • I prefer bottom land, clay soil and a porous subsoil, with a north and east slope.

  • I prefer a clay soil with a north aspect.

  • I prefer bottom land having a clay soil and a north or east slope.

  • I prefer hilltop, with a clay soil and a light subsoil, and an east slope, as it will get the morning sun and no southwest winds.

  • If clay soil is obtainable nearby, a small area of sandy soil, such as is required for the garden, can be made into excellent soil by the addition of the former, applied as you would manure.

  • It is one of the valuable qualities of lime, and also of gypsum to even a greater extent, that while it helps a clay soil, it is equally valuable for a sandy one.

  • SANDY SOIL is, as the term implies, composed largely of sand, and is the reverse of clay soil.

  • When rain falls on a clay soil it enters less readily because of the closeness of the particles, and during long rains or heavy showers some of the water may run off the surface.

  • This kind of a plow is apt to puddle a clay soil if it is quite moist.

  • Take two bottles or jars, put therein a few spoonsful of clay soil, fill with water, put a little lime in one of them, shake both and set them on the table.

  • So on deep, clay soil, 10 or even 15 gallons per application may be in order.

  • If the mix is primarily clay, we call it a clay soil.

  • If the soil is open and the organic matter loose, oxidation takes place rapidly; but if a large pile of organic matter is buried in clay soil, it will take decades for it to disappear.

  • Sewage passed over the surface of clay soil, however, will, in the course of a few months, so modify the clay as to convert it into a loam, and in this way increase its absorptive power.

  • Of course, a sandy soil will absorb more water than a clay soil, and if the soil is entirely clay, it is not suitable for such treatment.

  • Gooseberries are growing in the foreground, vegetables behind, and hops in background] A sandy soil is in so many ways the opposite of a clay soil that we shall expect to find corresponding differences in the look of the country.

  • When we find the ground very hard in dry weather and very sticky in wet weather we may be sure we are on a clay soil, and may expect to find brick yards or tile works somewhere near, where the clay is used.


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