Chernozem (Schwarzerde) in Nord- und Südamerika
Von Homesanto
Chernozem (Schwarzerde) in Nord- und Südamerika
Von Homesanto
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Ukraine represent!
You can find places in northwestern Indiana where it changes from native forest to native tall grass prairie and the change in soil color from brown to black is very stark
Did anyone ever make an attempt to establish intensive agriculture in the Pacific Range and the Sierra Madre Occidental despite the terrain?
Seems to be a problem with the data with it cutting off right at the U.S.-Canada border
Don’t let the Amish know
The Oregon coast? Really?
What is with all the chernozem posts lately. The bots out here thinking that’s the hot content or something?
No wonder all the Ukrainians settled in that part of Canada back in the day. Felt like home.
Which really begs the question: how did Argentina fuck up so much? How are they so far behind in agricultural output?
They have some of the best soil in the world and it’s on a temperate floodplain, amd well connected to the sea. You can barely ask for better conditions.
They could be an agricultural juggernaut, but they rank 9th in the world… Behind Japan.
Question, why are world’s most densely populated are not of these region?
Something is off with the South America map. Why are the Andes green in Colombia but not in any other Andean country?
Don’t tell Republicans there is a thing called black soil they will find a way to hate it
What about the black belt in Southeast America?
I’m glad the only province/state/territory they included the borders of was Saskatchewan