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soil bank

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soil bank

A former federal government program that paid landowners to keep their agricultural lands fallow—unfarmed—for 5 to 10 years in order to prevent overproduction in specified commodities.Today,many of the same functions are administered by the Conservation Reserve Program of the Farm Service Agency (www.fsa.usda.gov).



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At the time, the Midwest was languishing between the Soil Bank and Conservation Reserve Program, which meant every square foot of available cropland was planted in corn or soybeans.
Only a small percentage of the weed seeds in the soil bank will normally germinate in any given year.
Thus reshaping the soil banks to a gently undulating topography, changing subsoil properties and replacing topsoil creates quite homogenous initial growth environment for aspen plantation.
 
 
 
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