Episode Synopsis "Managing Soils That Support Urban Trees Part 1"

Assessing urban soils is the first step in creating a healthy urban forest. Assessments can be quick and field based or more in-depth laboratory analysis. This month’s article looks at the most effective sampling techniques, identifying the important soil parameters, and understanding the results and how it will affect tree health. (A,U,T,M,L,Bp)

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