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Using Published Soil Surveys in Teaching Soil Classification and Mapping¹

Synopsis: Recently published soil surveys may be used effectively as laboratory workbooks to demonstrate principles in soil genesis, classification, and survey. These surveys also provide examples which may be used to explain the interpretation of soil surveys for a number of uses.

² Professor of Agronomy, University of Nebraska: and Soil Correlator for Interpretations, Great Plains States, USDA, SCS, Lincoln, Nebraska, respectively.

Received for publication June 6, 1964.

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