THE SOIL SURVEY OF THE WAIPA COUNTRY

Authors

  • L.I. Grange
  • N.H. Taylor

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.33584/jnzg.1934.3.797

Abstract

Soil surveys today are made by mapping soils as they exist in nature. A soil type is recognised in the field by the peculiarities Of its profile and is mapped accordingly, Samples of each soil type are analysed, not as in the past to get fundamental data for the construction of a map, but in order to get specific information about a soil that has already been mapped.

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Published

1934-01-01

Issue

Volume 03, 1934, Palmerston North

Section

Articles