Soil Physics and Acoustics

2005 1st Experiment

Conventionally Tilled Soil from Hoytville, Ohio

Native Soil from KBS/LTER, Hickory Corners, Michigan

Native Forest Soil from Wooster, Ohio

2nd Experiment

Soil from Hoytville, Ohio

Conventional Tillage

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No Tillage

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Native Soil from Kellogg Biological Station, Michigan

Native Soil

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Soil from Wooster, Ohio

Wooster Conventional Tillage

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Wooster No Tillage

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Wooster Native Soil

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