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Date: 2014-06-10 17:12:56
Soil
Land management
Crops
Agronomy
Green manure
Cover crop
Tillage
Fertilizer
No-till farming
Agriculture
Agricultural soil science
Soil science

Cornell Soil Health Assessment Jane Grazier 124 Main St. Anytown, NY, [removed]Sample ID:

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