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On 23 June 2016 at 17:04:05 +1000, Jan Rowland:

Set maintainer of Inherent Soil Fertility to jrowland (previously rgreen)

Updated description of Inherent Soil Fertility from
Self-mulching black cracking clays are considered to be representative of South Australia’s most fertile soils, while highly leached sands are the least fertile. Each of the 61 soils representing the range of soils within SA’s agricultural lands is classified relative to these extremes. Soil properties such as soil texture, exchangeable cation characteristics, leaching capacity, acidification potential, carbonate and ironstone content are used as classification criteria. Assessments are based on an interpretation of Soil Landscape Map Units which account for variable conditions found within each map unit. This dataset was developed by the State Land and Soil Mapping Program and resides within the State Land and Soil Information Framework.
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Inherent fertility is a relative indicator of the soil's capacity to retain and release nutrients for uptake by plants, and is associated with clay and organic matter content. Mapping shows the estimated average inherent fertility based on soils present in each map unit, while detailed proportion data are supplied for calculating respective areas of each inherent fertility class (spatial data statistics).

              
    
          
          
        
        
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            n 11   "notes": "Self-mulching black cracking clays are considered to be  n 11   "notes": "Inherent fertility is a relative indicator of the soil's 
            12 representative of South Australia\u2019s most fertile soils, while  12 capacity to retain and release nutrients for uptake by plants, and is 
            13 highly leached sands are the least fertile. Each of the 61 soils  13 associated with clay and organic matter content. Mapping shows the 
            14 representing the range of soils within SA\u2019s agricultural lands is  14 estimated average inherent fertility based on soils present in each 
            15 classified relative to these extremes. Soil properties such as soil  15 map unit, while detailed proportion data are supplied for calculating 
            16 texture, exchangeable cation characteristics, leaching capacity,  16 respective areas of each inherent fertility class (spatial data 
            17 acidification potential, carbonate and ironstone content are used as  17 statistics).",
            18 classification criteria. Assessments are based on an interpretation of  
            19 Soil Landscape Map Units which account for variable conditions found  
            20 within each map unit. This dataset was developed by the State Land and  
            21 Soil Mapping Program and resides within the State Land and Soil  
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