The Soils of The Regional Municipality of Ottawa=Carleton

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Crop Corn (grain) Corn (silage) Soybeans (7" row) Winter Wheat Grain Canola Peas White Beans Table 17 . C-Values for Continuous and Rotational Cropsin the Ottawa-Carleton Region Previous Crop corn, grain corn, grain (first year after meadow) corn, grain (second year after meadow) beans beans (1 styr. after meadow) beans (2nd yr. after meadow) field crops field crops (1 st yr. aftermeadow) field crops (2nd yr. after meadow) beans, peas corn, grain Forages field crops - establishing year (if direct seeded) - established meadow - Alfalfa - Grass and legumemix - Red clover field crops field crops (inter or underseeded with forage crop) fieldcrops field crops (inter or underseeded with forage crop) field crops field crops (inter or underseeded with forage crop) field crops field crops (inter or underseeded with forage crop) canola, beans corn, grain canola, beans corn, grain canola, beans corn, grain Management before Crop C Value Fall moldboard plow 0 .37 Fall moldboard plow 0 .20 Fall moldboard plow 0.34 Fall moldboardplow 0 .43 Fall moldboard plow 0 .23 Fall moldboard plow 0 .41 Fall moldboard plow 0.50 Fall moldboard plow 0 .27 Fall moldboard plow 0 .47 Fall moldboard plow 0.54 Fall chisel/disk 0.45 Fall moldboard plow 0.46 Fall chisel/disk 0.40 Fall moldboard plow 0.27 Fall moldboard plow 0.22 Fall chisel/disk 0.22 Fall chisel/disk 0 .17 Fall moldboard plow 0 .41 Fall moldboard plow 0.30 Fall chisel/disk 0.36 Fall chisel/disk 0 .25 Fall moldboard plow (Sept . 10to Oct . l) 0.25 (Oct . l to Nov. 15) 0.17 0.02 0.004 0.015 Fall moldboard plow 0.43 Fall moldboard plow 0 .39 Fall moldboard plow 0.55 Fall moldboard plow 0.49 Fall moldboard plow 0.62 Fall moldboard plow 0.54
Table 17 . continued Crop Rotation Management before Crop CValve * <strong>The</strong>same management before crop is assumedfor both corn andgrainfor this andsucceeding examples. No. <strong>of</strong> Crop Years in Rotation 1 Corn -Soybeans a) Grain corn Fallmoldboard plow (before soybeans) 0.45 2 Fall chisel/disk (before soybeans) 0 .42 2 b) Silage corn Fall moldboard plow (before soybeans) 0.48 2 2 Corn- Winter Wheat a) Graincorn Fall moldboard plow 0.32 2 Fall chisel/disk 0.30 2 b) Silage corn Fall moldboard plow 0.39 2 3 Corn-Canola a) Grain corn 0 .41 2 b) Silage corn 0.47 2 4 Corn- Peas a) Grain corn 0.41 2 b) Silage corn 0.50 2 5 Corn-Corn- Corn -Grain - Red Clover-Red Clover a) Grain corn Direct seeded Red Clover Fall moldboardplow (before grain)* 0.26 6 Fall chisel (before grain) 0.25 6 RedClover Inter or Fall moldboardplow 0.22 6 Underseeded in Grain (before grain) Fall chisel (before grain) 0.20 6 b) Silage corn Direct seeded Red Clover Fall moldboard plow (before grain) 0.32 6 Fall chisel (before grain) 0.30 6 Red Clover Underseeded Fall moldboard plow 0.27 6 in Grain (before grain) Fall chisel (before grain) 0.25 6 6 Corn-Corn-Corn-Grain -Alfalfa-Alfalfa-Alfalfa - (Alfalfa) a) Grain corn Direct seeded Alfalfa Fall moldboardplow 0.23 7 (3 year Alfalfa) (before grain) Fall chisel (before grain) 0.21 7 Inter or UnderseededAlfalfa Fall moldboardplow (before grain) 0.19 7 (3 year Alfalfa) Fall chisel (before grain) 0.17 7 Direct seeded Fall moldboard plow 0.20 8 (4 year Alfalfa) (before grain) Fall chisel (before grain) 0.19 8 Inter or Underseeded Alfalfa Fall moldboard plow (before grain) 0.17 8 (4 year Alfalfa) Fall chisel (before grain) 0.15 8 b) Silage corn Direct seeded (3 year) Fallmoldboard plow (before grain) 0.28 7 Fall chisel (before grain) 0.26 7 Inter or Underseeded (3 year) Fall moldboard plow (before grain) 0.23 7 Fall chisel (before grain) 0.22 7 Direct seeded (4 year) Fall moldboard plow (before grain) 0.25 8 Fall chisel (before grain) 0.23 8 Inter or Underseeded (4 year) Fallmoldboard plow (before grain) 0.21 8 Fall chisel (before grain) 0.20 8
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS . . . . . . . . .
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1 . Soil map index for the Regional
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Surficial Geology and Relationship
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GEOLOGICAL MATERIALS SOIL ASSOCIATI
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GEOLOGICAL MATERIALS SOIL ASSOCIATI
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In this survey, boundaries were per
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BASIC LAND AREAS SOIL ASSOCIATION -
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their agricultural use . The domina
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OTTAWA- CARLETON SOILS t TYPE DEPTH
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cant component, approximately 600 h
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In some soils, significant layers o
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Taxonomic Components The well-drain
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Taxonomic Components Four component
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Correlation to Ottawa Urban Fringe
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The well-drained Orthic Melanic Bru
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