What is the use of soil map?
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Soil maps are commonly used by archeologists in developing models to predict where sites of particular ages and functions are located, and how land-use patterns changed through time.
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Soil maps support sustainable land management because they provide important information about where different management practices are most appropriate. However, mapping soil is not a trivial task as limitations in directly observing the soil make spatial prediction a key component in the quality of the map.
Soil maps support sustainable land management because they provide important information about where different management practices are most appropriate. However, mapping soil is not a trivial task as limitations in directly observing the soil make spatial prediction a key component in the quality of the map.Explanation:
Soil maps support sustainable land management because they provide important information about where different management practices are most appropriate. However, mapping soil is not a trivial task as limitations in directly observing the soil make spatial prediction a key component in the quality of the map.Explanation:please mark me as brainlist please
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