Soil Survey of La Crosse County Wisconsin
Soil Survey of La Crosse County Wisconsin
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Originally Waukesha silt loam supported a sparse growth of oak timber, and intervening treeless areas were spoken of as "oak openings. " It thus appears that a semi- prairie condition prevailed. At present there is no timber ex- cept the trees which have been set out about the farm build- ings.
Present agricultural development* A larger proportion of this type is under cultivation than of any other in the county, and as a whole it is considered the best general farming soil. Practically all of ...the type can be cultivated. This type and the Wabash silt loam are the best corn soils in the county. Other crops commonly grown are oats, barley, hay, alfalfa, sugar baets, and some wheat. Corn makes an excellent growth, acquires a healthy green color, and yields from 60 to 80 bushels. While only a small quantity of wheat is grown, yields of 30 to 35 bushels are frequently obtained. The small grains do well, but the quality is not as good as that produced on the Knox silt loam of the upland. During wet years the growth of straw is likely to be so rank that lodging results.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Originally Waukesha silt loam supported a sparse growth of oak timber, and intervening treeless areas were spoken of as "oak openings. " It thus appears that a semi- prairie condition prevailed. At present there is no timber ex- cept the trees which have been set out about the farm build- ings.
Present agricultural development* A larger proportion of this type is under cultivation than of any other in the county, and as a whole it is considered the best general farming soil. Practically all of ...the type can be cultivated. This type and the Wabash silt loam are the best corn soils in the county. Other crops commonly grown are oats, barley, hay, alfalfa, sugar baets, and some wheat. Corn makes an excellent growth, acquires a healthy green color, and yields from 60 to 80 bushels. While only a small quantity of wheat is grown, yields of 30 to 35 bushels are frequently obtained. The small grains do well, but the quality is not as good as that produced on the Knox silt loam of the upland. During wet years the growth of straw is likely to be so rank that lodging results.
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