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Soil value

Soil value (German: Bodenwertzahl) or BWZ is a comparative assessment of soil quality used in Germany. It is determined from soil sampling data and ranges from 0 (very low) to 100 (very high).

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Soil value

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Edges17
Triples28
Avg. degree1.89
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Soil value → Ackerzahl, Another, As, BWZ, During, Eickendorf, Federal Standard Farm, Germany, Haberhauffe/Jäger, Harsum, Hildesheim, Hildesheim Börde, It, Machtsum, Magdeburger Börde, Mölme, Reich, Reich Soil Assessment, Reich Standard Farm, Reichsbodenschätzung

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value soil germany assessment field quality determined farm bwz used ranges 100 arable account yield climate ackerzahl values eickendorf german

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climateinstance oftaking account of other factors0.80text
location e.g. along the edge of woodlandinstance oftaking account of other factors0.80text
Soil valuerelated to OriginsAs0.60section
Soil valuerelated to OriginsReich Standard Farm0.60section
Soil valuerelated to OriginsThird Reich0.60section
Soil valuerelated to OriginsEickendorf0.60section
Soil valuerelated to OriginsMagdeburger Börde0.60section
Soil valuerelated to OriginsDuring0.60section
Soil valuerelated to OriginsReich Soil Assessment0.60section
Soil valuerelated to OriginsReichsbodenschätzung0.60section
Soil valuerelated to OriginsSoil Assessment Act0.60section
Soil valuerelated to OriginsReich0.60section

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