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Fomento y aplicación de prácticas de conservación y manejo de tierras en Costa Rica. Estudio de suelos y capacidad de uso en las áreas-piloto.

Bijagual de turrubares. Documento de campo 22

Year of publication 1995

Pages 33 p.

Author Land and Water Division

Product type Project

Category Programme / project report

Edition 1

Language Spanish

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    Se realizó un estudio detallado de suelos en el Asentamiento San Mateo (Finca Miguel Hidalgo antiguo nombre) del IDA en Labrador (295 ha), una de las áreas de intervenciOn del proyecto, para determinar la capacidad de uso de las tierras con fines de planificación agropecuaria. Se delimito preliminarmente las unidades fisiograficas estereoscopicamente mediante una fotointerpretaciOn sobre fotos aéreas, y se ubicaron los puntos de muestreo (21/Km2). En cada punto de muestreo se hiz o una barrenada y se registraron las características más importantes que determinana la nomenclatura del suelo y su capacidad de uso. Luego se seleccionaron los perfiles modales y sus sitios para investigación. Se abrieron cuatro calicatas, se describieron los perfiles detalladamente y se recolectaron muestras de suelo para ser analizadas en el laboratorio. Se clasificaron la taxonomia dolos suelos, la capacidad de uso y la fertilidad para cada una de las unidades cartograficas. Finalmente se preparó un mapa de suelos y capacidad de uso en escala 1:5.000, ademas se ha preparado otro mapas del área de estudio, entre ellos un mapa geografico y distributiOn de parcelas, un mapa hidrológico, un mapa de de uso actual, un mapa de prácticas de conservación de suelos y aguas y un mapa de conflicto de Uso del suelo.
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