1. CUL Gateway: Agriculture--Soils AgricultureSoils, Quick Links. http://campusgw.library.cornell.edu/e-reference/subj/Agriculture--Soils.html

Library Catalog e-Reference Collection e-Journal Titles MyLibrary ... Individual Libraries AgricultureSoils Quick Links Hours Course Reserves View account/Renew Interlibrary Loan Help Ask a Librarian Library Catalog e-Reference Collection e-Journal Titles Instruction/Tours Tutorial Connect from off-campus Wireless access Circulation Services Reference Services Collection Services Visitor Information About the Library Map Libraries/Departments [All Types - 2] Full Text - 2 Indexes - 0 Catalogs - 0 Other - 0 - information and access notes for resources - access is restricted to Cornell community - multiple search interfaces available - click for pros and cons Keys to soil taxonomy. Full Text Provides the taxonomic keys necessary for the classification of soils according to Soil Taxonomy in a form that can be used easily in the field, and it also acquaints users of Soil Taxonomy with recent changes in the classification system. This volume includes all revisions of the keys that have so far been approved, replacing the original keys in Soil Taxonomy: A Basic System of Soil Classification for Making and Interpreting Soil Surveys (1975), the work on which this abridged version, first published in 1983, is based. Soil taxonomy : a basic system of soil classification for making and interpreting soil surveys.

2. Science: Agriculture And Soils AGRICULTURE AND SOILS. Objectives The main objective of the land studiesis to derive estimates of land surface biochemical (chlorophyll http://www.rsacl.co.uk/chris/science/agric.htm

AGRICULTURE AND SOILS Objectives The main objective of the land studies is to derive estimates of land surface biochemical (chlorophyll content) and biophysical (LAI/biomass, albedo, fAPAR) properties by inverting semi-empirical and physically based BRDF models against sample sets of hyperspectral directional reflectance measurements acquired by CHRIS. In addition to specific BRDF studies, the hyperspectral data will also be used to investigate 'red edge' shifts in wavelength as a function of canopy biochemistry (chlorophyll content/concentration). One can consider some advantages and disadvantages of three different types of BRDF model: Physically based based on approximations to radiative-transfer equations computationally intensive numerical inversion techniques sensitive to initial estimates of model parameters Empirical computationally simple poor extrapolation beyond solar and sensor angles for which reflectance data are available Semi-Empirical computationally efficient analytical solutions to model inversion using matrix-based techniques scale linearly The overall aim is to assess the ability of multi-angle reflectance data sampled using the CHRIS sensor to retrieve/estimate land surface biophysical properties (LAI, albedo etc). An element of this will include direct comparison of the retrieved parameter values against ground-based measurements of the same parameters. The surface biophysical parameters will be estimated from the CHRIS data using a number of different techniques, ranging from traditional (the so-called vegetation indices), through more recent developments (such as red-edge position (REP), to more advanced techniques (notably BRDF model inversion). The validation exercise will look at the accuracy/precision with which atmospherically-corrected CHRIS data can be used to determine the basic surface radiation fields, as well as at the ability to retrieve properties such as LAI, albedo, etc. through the application of vegetation indices, REP techniques and BRDF model inversion.

3. University Of Sydney Library.AgricultureLinksSoils Agriculture and Rural Management Guide. Recommended resourcesfor agriculture and rural management. Web Links Soils. http://www.library.usyd.edu.au/subjects/agriculture/links/soils.html

4. Agriculture And Soils AGRICULTURE AND SOILS. I am very proud of my profession and workingwith the farmer's in the Morris area. I have worked with farmers http://www3.mb.sympatico.ca/~bagpipes/page7.html

A GRICULTURE AND S OILS I am very proud of my profession and working with the farmer's in the Morris area. I have worked with farmers and in the farm community all my life. I have been lucky to obtain 2 degrees; one in Geography and one in Agriculture. After graduating from the University of Manitoba with a degree in Soil Science; I began my career in Agricultural Extension assisting producer's and rural families adopt new technologies and sustainable farming practises. I have lived and worked in the Red River Valley of Manitoba, one of the most progressive and fertile agricultural areas in Canada.I use the internet extensively in assisting producer's and rural farm families meet the challenges in agriculture today. I am also interested in soil conservation, sustainable agriculture, wetland ecosystems, waterfowl habitat and community development. Below you will find some of my favorite web sites. If you are interested in agriculture, conservation, nature and the environment, please check these sites out. My Most Used Agronomy and Soils Related Web Sites Manitoba Agriculture and Food Saskatchewan Agriculture and Food Alberta Agriculture, Food and Rural Development

5. Soils And Land Resources, The University Of Queensland University of Queensland, AustraliaCategory Science agriculture soils Academic Departments...... in the School of Land and Food Sciences, which is one of five schools in the Facultyof Natural Resources, agriculture and Veterinary Science. soils and Land http://www.uq.edu.au/agsoil/uq_soil.html

Soils and Land Resources World Class: Be Part of It Search: All UQ for: Overview Staff Research Undergraduate ... MINErosion v2 (free) MINErosion v3 Documentation Credits Summary Report UQ NEWS ONLINE ... STUDENT SUPPORT The Soils and Land Resources group contributes to the School of Land and Food Sciences' mission by performing teaching, scholarship and research of the highest international standard within Soil Science and its related disciplines, with a particular emphasis directed towards tropical and subtropical soils. Teaching and Learning Aims to teach undergraduate students the fundamental principles and applications of Soil Science, Environmental Science and Natural Resource Management, to teach postgraduate students the skills needed to conduct basic and applied research in tropical and subtropical Soil Science, and to prepare students for careers in Soil Science and in crop and environment related disciplines. Research Aims to advance knowledge of tropical and subtropical Soil Science and related disciplines

6. Advice And Topics In Acid Sulfate Soils On management of acidforming soils in coastal New South Wales (Australia) agriculture. Drainage of coastal flood plains exposes these soils and releases acid leachate, aluminium, iron, and heavy metals into water. http://www.agric.nsw.gov.au/reader/8632

SEARCH LINKS MAILBOX CONDITIONS OF USE ... Advice and topics in soil health Advice and topics in acid sulfate soils What are Acid Sulfate Soils An Introduction to Acid Sulfate Soils Distribution of Acid Sulfate Soils in NSW National Strategy for Acid Sulfate Soils ... ASS Manual, Assay Magazine and other publications The information contained in this web page is based on knowledge and understanding at the time of writing. However, because of advances in knowledge, users are reminded of the need to ensure that information upon which they rely is up to date and to check currency of the information with the appropriate officer of New South Wales Department of Agriculture or the user’s independent adviser. SEARCH LINKS MAILBOX CONDITIONS OF USE ... HOME

7. Native Vegetation: Healthy Soils And Sustainable Agriculture - 29 August 2001 Native Vegetation, connections, calendar and research collections. Hosted by the Nature Conservation Council of New South Wales, Australia. http://www.nccnsw.org.au/veg/projects/SustainableAgriculture/sustag.html

Project Area : Sustainable Agriculture Healthy Soils and Sustainable Agriculture Summary: Welcome to the Healthy Soils and Sustainable Agriculture Project site. Date: 29 August 2001 Healthy Soils Campaign Update THE CAMPAIGN The 'Healthy Soils, Habitats and Biodiversity' Campaign which commenced with the "Sustaining Our Future" Seminar in April 2002 is a 2 year campaign run jointly by the Nature Conservation Council of NSW, the Wilderness Preservation Society and the Australian Plants Society. OBJECTIVES To combat soil degradation, the destruction of habitats and consequent threats to biodiversity. To deliver a focussed education and public information program based on expert scientific research and data. To work constructively with government, farmers and other land managers and relevant organisations, to advocate ecologically sustainable land use practices. STRATEGIES Education and Awareness:- By providing "plain language' technical information products on soils and biodiversity in both printed and electronic formats; conducting rural workshops focussing on state-wide and regional concerns and field trips to evaluate regional successes and failures of sustainable practices. Policy Evaluation:- Comparative evaluation of Commonwealth and State policies in soils and biological diversity and where appropriate from other States with alternative policies.

8. Australian Agriculture Assessment 2001 - Appendix 3. Major Soils Used For Agricu Major soils used for agriculture in Australia* Neil McKenzie, Ray Isbell, Katharine Brown and David Jacquier CSIRO Land and Water Soil test results are most useful when there is an appreciation of the general features of the complete soil profile. http://audit.ea.gov.au/ANRA/agriculture/docs/national/Agriculture_Major_Soils.ht

APPENDIX 3. Major Soils used for Agriculture in Australia* Neil McKenzie, Ray Isbell, Katharine Brown and David Jacquier CSIRO Land and Water Introduction Soil test results are most useful when there is an appreciation of the general features of the complete soil profile. These features, together with climate, can have an overriding impact on plant growth. A great variety of soils are used for agriculture in Australia and this chapter provides a general account of 20 major types. The new Australian Soil Classification (Isbell 1996) is used as a frame of reference because of its practical focus. It is also the national standard for soil classification. However, there are many variants on the soil types described here and more detailed and local accounts should be consulted for specific guidance on land management. General features of Australian soils In recent geologic times, there has been a general absence across the continent of major processes that renew soils, for example, mountain building, volcanic activity and glaciation. Land surfaces across many parts of Australia are ancient and as a consequence the associated soils are strongly weathered and infertile. However, the agricultural lands have significant areas with younger land surfaces and more fertile soils.

9. Soils Of Canada Map Color map.Category Science agriculture......agriculture and AgriFood Canada - agriculture et Agroalimentaire Canada, Canada. Home,You are in CanSIS Publications Health of our soils. Important notices. http://sis.agr.gc.ca/cansis/publications/health/frontin.html

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10. HEALTH OF OUR SOILS - Table Of Contents The Health of Our soils Toward sustainable agriculture in Canada Acton and L.J. Centre for Land and Biological Resources Research agriculture and AgriFood Canada http://res.agr.ca/CANSIS/PUBLICATIONS/HEALTH/_overview.html

Français Contact Us Help Search ... Home You are in: CanSIS Publications Health of our Soils The Health of Our Soils Toward sustainable agriculture in Canada D.F. Acton and L.J. Gregorich (editors) Centre for Land and Biological Resources Research Research Branch Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada Publication 1906/E Contents Map: Soils of Canada Prepage Foreword Hon. H.O. Sparrow Preface D.F. Acton Executive summary D.F. Acton/L.J. Gregorich Introduction L.J. Gregorich Understanding soil health D.F. Acton/L.J. Gregorich Developments and effects of farming in Canada D.F. Acton A geographical framework for assessing soil quality K.B. MacDonald et al. Benchmark sites for monitoring soil quality C. Wang et al. Changes in soil organic matter E.G. Gregorich et al. Changes in soil structure G.C. Topp et al. Erosion G.J. Wall et al. Salinization of soil R.G. Eilers et al. Contamination of agricultural soils M.D. Webber/S.S. Singh Agrochemical entry into groundwater W.D. Reynolds et al. Summary L.J. Gregorich/D.F. Acton Glossary Additional reading Author affiliations Acknowledgments ... Important notices

11. HEALTH OF OUR SOILS - Table Of Contents Publications, general information and description of activities being undertaken in Canada to study Category Science agriculture soils......The Health of Our soils. Toward sustainable agriculture in Canada.DF Acton and LJ Gregorich (editors) Centre for Land and Biological http://sis.agr.gc.ca/cansis/publications/health/

Français Contact Us Help Search ... Home You are in: CanSIS Publications Health of our Soils The Health of Our Soils Toward sustainable agriculture in Canada D.F. Acton and L.J. Gregorich (editors) Centre for Land and Biological Resources Research Research Branch Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada Publication 1906/E Contents Map: Soils of Canada Prepage Foreword Hon. H.O. Sparrow Preface D.F. Acton Executive summary D.F. Acton/L.J. Gregorich Introduction L.J. Gregorich Understanding soil health D.F. Acton/L.J. Gregorich Developments and effects of farming in Canada D.F. Acton A geographical framework for assessing soil quality K.B. MacDonald et al. Benchmark sites for monitoring soil quality C. Wang et al. Changes in soil organic matter E.G. Gregorich et al. Changes in soil structure G.C. Topp et al. Erosion G.J. Wall et al. Salinization of soil R.G. Eilers et al. Contamination of agricultural soils M.D. Webber/S.S. Singh Agrochemical entry into groundwater W.D. Reynolds et al. Summary L.J. Gregorich/D.F. Acton Glossary Additional reading Author affiliations Acknowledgments ... Important notices

12. International Centre For Integrate Mountain Development - Soil Fertility A detailed description from the International Centre for Integrate Mountain Development. Its main focus is on mountain soils and sloped agriculture in th HinduKish region. http://www.icimod.org/focus/soil/soil_toc.htm

Soil Conservation and Fertility Management Soil Conservation and Fertility Management Some Basic Facts about Soil Soil Fertility Issues in the Hindu Kush-Himalayas (ICIMOD Newsletter No. 32) Soil Fertility for Sustainable Agriculture ... Best Practices Sloping Agricultural Land Technology (SALT) The Ten Steps of SALT in Pictures Options for Improving Productivity of Marginal farms (regional programme, 1998-2001) Some Agroforestry Techniques Sedimentation in the Kulekhani Reservoir, Nepal ... Ecological Engineering in the Yangtze River Basin The Problems of Upland Degradation in Asia with Special Emphasis on SALT Technology Assessment of the Status of Human-induced Soil Degradation in South and Southeast Asia Soil Fertility on the Web Home Focus ... Feedback

13. BIOSPHERE - Flora - Fauna - Biodiversity - Soils - Agriculture - Ecology/ecosyst See also Prairies Great Plains - North America ; Aquatic Ecology ; biogeochemicalcycles ; Biomes, soils and Ecosystems; Alternative agriculture sites John http://www.usra.edu/esse/ford/ESS205/g300www/g300wwwbios.html

ESSE Online Bob Ford's Homepage ... Web Resources ESS 205 Earth Systems and Global Change ESS 301 World Regional Geography ESS 405 Modeling Global Change WWW Resources for Earth System Science Education BIOSPHERE Agriculture - General Agriculture: Food Security, Conflict and Hazards Biodiversity: Conservation, Gap Analysis, Indigenous Knowledge Biogeography - Landscape Ecology - Ecosystem Dynamics ... Mid-continent - Corn Belt - Prairies - Great Plains Agriculture - General AgDB - Agricultural Information sources and databases AgEcon Search - Univ Minnesota - World Bank Agricultural colleges - worldwide Agriculture Online - home Agriculture - Performance Indicators (agriculture) - World Bank Agricultural Links worldwide - UIUC Alternative Farming Systems Information Center - USDA Alternative Agricultural Research and Commercialization Corporation - USDA and its Sourcebook -Index Alternative agriculture sites : John Jeavons (Ecology Action), Alan York (Biodynamic Agriculture), Wes Jackson (The Land Institute) and other resources American Farm Bureau - home America's Private Land: A Geography of Hope - article from NRI ARS - Agricultural Research Service - USDA Becoming Native to this Place - review of book by Wes Jackson /Land Institute (see also article-High Country News about West Jackson) (UC Riverside BioAgMed Library) Botany/Biosciences - world-wide web virtual library CARD - Center for Agriculture and Rural Development - Iowa State University Center for Rural Affairs site CGIAR - Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research

14. ESA - European Society For Agronomy ESA is for agronomists, researchers and teachers who are concerned with basic and applied science in agronomy the relationships between crops, soils, climates and agricultural practices, and between agriculture and the environment. http://cru38.cahe.wsu.edu/esa/

15. Agronomy And Soils Homepage of soils The first Online Journal for the Soil Sciences - Publication in all fields of soil science, agriculture and http://www.ag.auburn.edu/dept/ay

Soil Testing and Plant Analysis GIS Lab About AU Agronomy Department Head ... Weed Science Undergraduate Admissions Courses Offered Curriculum Graduate Masters Program Doctoral Program Departmental Req. GRA Stipends ... Turfgrass Field Day Links to Other Sites: Alabama Farmers Federation Newsletter of the Alabama Crop Management Association National Soil Dynamics Lab State Partners of the Coop State Res, Edu, and Ext Serv. USDA Research, Education, and Economics Alabama Certified Crop Advisory Program Job Announcements Auburn Agronomy Club American Society of Agronomy Variety Testing Program Agronomy Club Sweet Corn Sale Crop Recommendations Commodity Web Sites: Canola Corn Cotton Forages Peanuts Small grains Sorghum Soybeans Variety Reports Class notes/old tests: AGRN 6000 This page is maintained by the Agronomy and Soils Department

16. CanSIS Home Page soils maps and descriptions, plus extensive information on related topics in agriculture and ecology. http://sis.agr.gc.ca/cansis/

Français Contact Us Help Search ... Home You are in: CanSIS Canadian Soil Information System (CanSIS) ... Printed Maps Welcome to the Canadian Soil Information System Since 1972 , the Canadian Soil Information System (CanSIS) has supported the research activities of Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada by building the National Soil DataBase and acting as a source of GIS products and expertise through its personnel GIS systems , and operating procedures CanSIS provides access to state of the art GIS facilities, as well as database management and custom mapping services for the Canadian Land Resource Network . CanSIS is part of ECORC , and is located on the Central Experimental Farm in Ottawa. Tours of the facility are available on request, and arrangements can be made to accomodate visiting researchers. Finding things on this website Most parts of the CanSIS website can be reached only via the hierarchical index and the SEARCH engine . (AAFC employees should use the internal index and search engine Author: Peter Schut Contact: Head, CanSIS Updated Important notices

17. HEALTH OF OUR SOILS - Table Of Contents toward sustainable agriculture in Canada / D.F. Acton and L. J. Gregorich, editors. Publication by CanSiS dealing with soil degradation in Canada. http://sis.agr.gc.ca/cansis/publications/health/intro.html

Français Contact Us Help Search ... Home You are in: CanSIS Publications Health of our Soils The Health of Our Soils Toward sustainable agriculture in Canada D.F. Acton and L.J. Gregorich (editors) Centre for Land and Biological Resources Research Research Branch Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada Publication 1906/E Contents Map: Soils of Canada Prepage Foreword Hon. H.O. Sparrow Preface D.F. Acton Executive summary D.F. Acton/L.J. Gregorich Introduction L.J. Gregorich Understanding soil health D.F. Acton/L.J. Gregorich Developments and effects of farming in Canada D.F. Acton A geographical framework for assessing soil quality K.B. MacDonald et al. Benchmark sites for monitoring soil quality C. Wang et al. Changes in soil organic matter E.G. Gregorich et al. Changes in soil structure G.C. Topp et al. Erosion G.J. Wall et al. Salinization of soil R.G. Eilers et al. Contamination of agricultural soils M.D. Webber/S.S. Singh Agrochemical entry into groundwater W.D. Reynolds et al. Summary L.J. Gregorich/D.F. Acton Glossary Additional reading Author affiliations Acknowledgments ... Important notices

18. Soils And Agriculture Resources To permanet@sunsite.unc.edu. Subject soils and agriculture Resources. From "Lawrence F. London, Jr." http://www.ibiblio.org/london/permaculture/mailarchives/permaculture-mg.6/msg007

Date Prev Date Next Thread Prev Thread Next ... Thread Index Soils and Agriculture Resources To permanet@sunsite.unc.edu Subject : Soils and Agriculture Resources From london@nuteknet.com Date : Fri, 18 Apr 1997 22:08:11 -0400 Organization : Venaura Farm - Producer Of Naturally Grown Vegetables Reply-To london@nuteknet.com http://www.soils.umn.edu/academics/classes/soil5104/sept30/soils.html Lawrence F. London, Jr. mailto:london@sunSITE.unc.edu http://sunSITE.unc.edu/InterGarden Title: Soils and Agriculture Resources Soils 5104 Sites Relating to Soils and Agriculture Soil Science Society of America Farm Journal Today Soilmoisture Equipment Corp. The USDA Home Page ... Natural Resources Conservation Service The US Agricultural Research Service The US Geological Survey Minnesota River Agricultural Basin Web's Home Page World Soil UMN Soil Science Web Server ... The Minnesota Climatology Working Group Home Page Fisher Scientific's online catalog The National Society of Consulting Soil Scientists The WWW Virtual Library listing for Forestry; Soils and Substrates This is a Finnish site with many soils related links and a number of on-line information resources Home Period 1 Prev by Date: USA Rice Info- Farm ecology Next by Date: McKenzie Rock Flour Prev by thread: USA Rice Info- Farm ecology Next by thread: McKenzie Rock Flour Index(es): Main Thread

19. Management Of Organic Inputs In Soils Of The Tropics Homepage Management of Organic Inputs in soils of the Tropics (MOIST) is a rich source of information on green Category Science Environment Sustainability Agroforestry...... The original group name Mulchbased agriculture (MBA) was changed to Managementof Organic Inputs in soils of the Tropics (MOIST) in order to reflect the http://ppathw3.cals.cornell.edu/mba_project/moist/home2.html

go to text version Affiliated with the Cornell International Institute for Food, Agriculture and Development (CIIFAD) '01/'02 Report Info Exchange Interrergional Soil Health Portal The Management of Organic Inputs in Soils of the Tropics (MOIST) Group at Cornell University is an interdisciplinary working group set up in 1994 under the sponsorship of the Cornell International Institute for Food, Agriculture, and Development ( CIIFAD ) to investigate and exchange information on cover crops, green manures, managed fallows and mulches in tropical farming systems. The original group name "Mulch-based Agriculture" (MBA) was changed to "Management of Organic Inputs in Soils of the Tropics" (MOIST) in order to reflect the group's wider interest in optimizing the management of organic inputs for harnessing the biological potential of legumes, manures, residues, and soil fauna to improve and sustain evolving agricultural systems in Asia, Africa and Latin America. MOIST coordinates development of the TropSCORE Consortium's Worldwide Portal to Information on Soil Health Cover Crop Listserv Archives (Mulch-L, Evecs-L, Coberagri-L)

20. Agriculture & Environment Division of division and its research projects.......IACRRothamsted,UK. Aims to optimise crop yield and quality while protecting soils, water, the food chain and the global environment through an understanding of nutrient acquisition, nutrient transformations, soil ecology and remediation. http://www.iacr.bbsrc.ac.uk/aen/aenindex.htm

Agriculture and the environment division RRes home Search Research AEN division home ... Useful links Rothamsted Research Harpenden, Herts AL5 2JQ England Tel: +44 (0) 1582 763133 Fax: +44 (0) 1582 469036 E-mail: Secretary Head of division: Dr Keith Goulding Our aim is to optimise crop yield and quality while protecting soils, water, the food chain and the global environment through an understanding of nutrient acquisition, nutrient transformations, soil ecology and remediation. Nutrient Dynamics Nutrient Acquisition Soil Protection and Remediation Carbon Cycling ... Comments and suggestions about this WEB site are always welcome

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