soil auger

This is most easily done by using a soil auger, which does the least amount of damage to an area.

Soil augers are also generally available to borrow from merchant stores.

They will also give you a returnable soil auger.

If a soil auger is not available, a suitable drill with the necessary extensions can be made up locally.

Soil augers can be borrowed free-of-charge from e-lab for a period of one month, or purchased outright.

Composite soil auger samples from the top metre were analysed for elements and compared with similar existing information for Au.

Technician Janice Ball (left) demonstrates the use of a soil auger for visitors on Mermaid Island.

An extensive programme of soil auger sampling has been completed, producing anomalies NE of Bayleys and west of Brilliant.

An auger used for digging post holes is called an 'earth auger', 'handheld power earth drill', 'soil auger', or 'mechanized post hole digger'.

The Soil Conservation Service (SCS), a U.S. Government agency, has probably put a soil auger into your very land or a plot close by.

Drill a hole 3 to 5 cm in diameter to the desired (depth using a soil auger which may be available on loan from the Agriculture Canada Soil Test Lab.

The dimension of soil augers needed to sample a seed bank of Chenopodium spp. (lamb's-quarters) was determined by randomly sampling a 1.35-ha area within a cornfield in Oxford County, Ontario.

If clay or hardpan at the bottom of a hole is underlaid by sand or loam, you can provide adequate drainage by making holes through the clay layer with a soil auger.

In drainage ditches in a turlough, or in holes made with a soil auger, one may find a white- or cream-coloured deposit beneath the vegetation cover, or beneath a layer of peat.