First forest soil survey gives significant results.

Abstract

The first forest soil survey on national forest lands in the Pacific Northwest was completed last year on the Pringle Falls Experimental Forest when a detailed soil map covering four square miles was made by W.J. Leighty, Assistant Inspector, Bureau of Plant Industry, Soils and Agricultural Engineering. Arrangements for the survey were made by Region 6 of the Forest Service. The purpose of the work was to establish soil, site, and type relationships to aid the reforestation program in the pine region, This is a summary of the findings.

Citation

Tarrant, Robert F. 1947. First forest soil survey gives significant results. PNW Old Series Research Notes No. 36, p. 1-4