A Study of the Agricultural Soils of the Cape Colony
A Study of the Agricultural Soils of the Cape Colony
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In all these soils lime is still very deficient, although not to the same extreme as south of the Outeniquas.
The Long Kloof soils, extending from Grootfontein in the George Division to Krakeel River in the Division of Uniondale, and represented by samples 16, 17, 18, and 19, in the above list, together with Nos. 4, 5, ^, 7, and 8 of the Uniondale Division soils, are uniformly poor in lime, and 60 just escape a poor potash average. The soils from the western part of the Long Kloof showed a fair... amount of phosphates, Ganze Kraal exceptod, but further east there appeared a decided deficiency.
To summarise in broad terms, the soils of the George Division are, taken as a whole, poor in lime and phosphates, but contain a fair propor
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In all these soils lime is still very deficient, although not to the same extreme as south of the Outeniquas.
The Long Kloof soils, extending from Grootfontein in the George Division to Krakeel River in the Division of Uniondale, and represented by samples 16, 17, 18, and 19, in the above list, together with Nos. 4, 5, ^, 7, and 8 of the Uniondale Division soils, are uniformly poor in lime, and 60 just escape a poor potash average. The soils from the western part of the Long Kloof showed a fair... amount of phosphates, Ganze Kraal exceptod, but further east there appeared a decided deficiency.
To summarise in broad terms, the soils of the George Division are, taken as a whole, poor in lime and phosphates, but contain a fair propor
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