Know Your Texas Soils
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- April 22, 2022
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Overview
Publication Information
Did you know that Texas is home to more than 1,300 individually classified soils?
This Know Your Texas Soils factsheet introduces readers to the rich diversity of soils beneath our feet. With easy visuals and local examples, this factsheet breaks down how soils form, how they're classified, and where each type is found across Texas.
It's a great resource for educators, landowners, students, and anyone curious about what makes Texas soil so unique.
What You'll Learn
- How soils are formed, classified, and mapped across Texas
- Where different soil types are found and what makes them unique
- Why soil type matters for agriculture, development, and conservation
Download your free copy and start digging into the details today!
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