— 60 Chemical Analyses of Cultivated Farm Soils, 1915.

1st foot 2nd foot GaCO, <)/ , o 2-;3 1-8 P.O, /o 0-2U 0-24 K„0.

0/ /o 0-62 0-64 II-(I.'!l ()-(i:;i lliiniiis. (i\-|)siin j ( I • 5(1 • (I (i-lT) ; ()-(Hi The appreciable gain in nitrogen and humus (Oil (rill isllir hkiiv milrwoithy in view of the fact that the plot from which the ii.i'iiivs wcic ())>faiiir(l lnnl lionio a heavy crop of cotton, and the nitrogen content u-onld natuiaJly he at a minimum.

Tuti Island soils are, as stated, much lighter in texdiiv; samples were taken at different points and mixed together, as no apparent tliiierenei' iji lexture neeuiiS within the cultivated area.

1st foot 2nd foot 3rd foot Mechanical Analyses of Tuti Soils, 1915.

Coarse Sand. Fine San* 0/ /o 64-1 59-9 46-0 Silt.

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