Discuss the difference in approaches you would take when preparing a heavy,
clayey garden soil versus a sandy garden soil.
What will be an ideal response?
To prepare a heavy, clayey garden soil, plow in the fall of the year to allow the soil to be
planted earlier in the spring because plowed soil dries more quickly than soil left
unplowed. Plow under barnyard manure, crop residue, or leaves to add organic matter
to the soil. For sandy soil, planted with a fall cover crop such as rye or vetch to grow
green manure and then plowed in early spring. Sandy soils require a high level of organic
matter to assist in holding moisture and plant food.
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a. NEC Article 700 b. NEC Article 701 c. NEC Article 702 d. NEC Article 705
Full sections and wall sections normally have ____.
A. many dimensions B. few notes C. notes without leaders D. only a few dimensions
____ lines are used in dimensioning to show the size of an object.
A. Extension B. Dimension C. Hidden D. Gradient
Assistive or ____________________ technology refers to products, devices, or equipment that are used to maintain, increase, or improve the functional capabilities of individuals with disabilities.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).