Definition of Plaggen. Meaning of Plaggen. Synonyms of Plaggen

- Plaggen soil or plaggic anthrosol is a type of soil created in parts of northwest Europe in the Middle Ages, as a result of so-called "plaggen" agriculture...
- Aquepts – with a water table close to the surface Anthrepts – with a plaggen or anthropic epipedon, a sign of intense and prolonged human activity Gelepts...
- water of suitable quality and good drainage from the soil. Arable land Plaggen soil Shifting cultivation Soil contamination Soil life Terra preta Cation-exchange...
- industrial age, Borne was an agricultural community, characterised by plaggen soil and extensive cattle farming. The main crops were rye and buckwheat...
- epipedon Melanic epipedon Mollic epipedon (see Mollisols) Ochric epipedon Plaggen epipedon Umbric epipedon Diagnostic subsurface horizons Agric horizon Albic...
- This was achieved by the regular removal of the turf (a method known as Plaggen), which was used as hay for the pens of the moorland sheep, the Heidschnucken...
- hardpan but their yield has been improved by the use of plaggen over the centuries. The use of plaggen fertilisation for centuries until the emergence of artificial...
- still retains its original height of 3 metres. The rampart was made of plaggen, turves cut from peat bogs. In front of it to the south, facing the direction...
- heath landscape remained, a countryside that was further devastated by plaggen agriculture. During the 20th century much of the area to the southwest...
- Cecilia (17 October 2015). "Gunn från Ludvika undersöker vad vi berättar med plaggen" (in Swedish). dt. Retrieved 16 January 2018. "HDK: Crafts and design at...