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Digging in to Soil: The NCCPI 3.0 and Other Soil Layers

ByShaye Morrison

SparkMap is a useful tool for land valuation and management decisions with the NCCPI 3.0 and other soil layers. Using our free Map Room, visitors can easily access the National Commodity Crop Productivity Index 3.0, as well as layers related to soil boundaries, loss tolerance, taxonomy order, hydrologic soil group, and soil taxonomy order. Check out this short webinar to learn more about each of these soil layers and how to use and interpret them.

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