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Soil Conser vation Past and Present in Clermont County
In Clermont County and nearby areas, soil conservation and modern farming methods are aided by agricultural experts. J L Roudebush analyzed native and foreign soils from the 1880s, noting native soils on southern Ohio River slopes were shallow yet fertile, moisture retaining, and good for corn wheat and tobacco, while foreign yellow, white, and black clays varied in depth and fertility and affected crops, fruit trees, and drainage.
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Roudebush
Clermont
Thal
Ohio River
Franklin
Washington
Monroe
Our
Ohio
W. W. Perkins
Batavia
Harry Kahle
Arthur Yund
West Lands
Goshen
Wayne, Jackson
Williamsburg