Description
Discover the comprehensive insights offered in 'Soils and Land-Use Issues in the Mackenzie Hill Country', a vital resource for anyone interested in sustainable agriculture and environmental management. This brand new paperback publication by P. McIntosh, published by Manaaki Whenua Press, provides an in-depth analysis of the soils and soil distributions in the unique landscapes of the Mackenzie hill country. It addresses crucial soil issues such as nutrient deficiencies, optimal land utilization, and explores the potential for forestry in this stunning region of New Zealand.
Spanning 50 pages, this report identifies thirty-nine distinct soils grouped into specific land systems, highlighting their unique characteristics and distribution. The included soil landscape models illustrate the soils found below 1500 meters altitude, essential for guiding land-use planning in pastoral farming and enhancing sustainability practices.
Additionally, the report features fifteen new soil factsheets that serve as straightforward summaries of the essential traits of each soil type. These factsheets come equipped with striking color photos that depict typical soil profiles and landscapes, making it easier for farmers, researchers, and land-use planners to make informed decisions.
Enhance your understanding of the Mackenzie hill country soil dynamics with this essential resource. Easy shipping options are available, and as a NZ-owned business based in Auckland, we ensure that your purchase is stocked locally, eliminating unexpected import charges, customs duties, or taxes. Explore sustainable solutions today!
CONDITION: Brand New
Pages: 50
Bind: paperback
Author: P McIntosh Publisher: Manaaki Whenua Press
Publication Date: 10-02-2014
This new report describes the soils and soil distribution in the Mackenzie hill country, as well as addressing the issues of nutrient deficiencies, the sustainable use of pastoral land, and the potential for forestry in the area.
Thirty-nine soils are identified and grouped into land systems. Soil landscape models for land below 1500 m altitude show which soils are found on particular landscape areas.
Fifteen new soil “Factsheets” are provided in the back of the book. The factsheets give an easy-to-read overview of the key characteristics of each soil, and feature colour photos of a soil profile and typical landscape. Included are descriptions of the soil, extensive information on the soil chemical and physical properties, and valuable details of land use.
We are happy to combine shipping. Smartfox is a NZ owned business located in Auckland. This product is in stock in NZ which means no unexpected import charges, custom duty or tax.
Spanning 50 pages, this report identifies thirty-nine distinct soils grouped into specific land systems, highlighting their unique characteristics and distribution. The included soil landscape models illustrate the soils found below 1500 meters altitude, essential for guiding land-use planning in pastoral farming and enhancing sustainability practices.
Additionally, the report features fifteen new soil factsheets that serve as straightforward summaries of the essential traits of each soil type. These factsheets come equipped with striking color photos that depict typical soil profiles and landscapes, making it easier for farmers, researchers, and land-use planners to make informed decisions.
Enhance your understanding of the Mackenzie hill country soil dynamics with this essential resource. Easy shipping options are available, and as a NZ-owned business based in Auckland, we ensure that your purchase is stocked locally, eliminating unexpected import charges, customs duties, or taxes. Explore sustainable solutions today!
CONDITION: Brand New
Pages: 50
Bind: paperback
Author: P McIntosh Publisher: Manaaki Whenua Press
Publication Date: 10-02-2014
This new report describes the soils and soil distribution in the Mackenzie hill country, as well as addressing the issues of nutrient deficiencies, the sustainable use of pastoral land, and the potential for forestry in the area.
Thirty-nine soils are identified and grouped into land systems. Soil landscape models for land below 1500 m altitude show which soils are found on particular landscape areas.
Fifteen new soil “Factsheets” are provided in the back of the book. The factsheets give an easy-to-read overview of the key characteristics of each soil, and feature colour photos of a soil profile and typical landscape. Included are descriptions of the soil, extensive information on the soil chemical and physical properties, and valuable details of land use.
We are happy to combine shipping. Smartfox is a NZ owned business located in Auckland. This product is in stock in NZ which means no unexpected import charges, custom duty or tax.