Professional soil scientist definition
Professional soil scientist means a person with training and experience in soil morphology, including, but not limited to, experience in testing the absorption qualities of soil by the physical examination of the soil’s color, mottling, texture, structure, topography, and hillslope position.
Professional soil scientist means a person registered by the ARCPACS (a federation of certifying boards in Agriculture, Biology, Earth and Environmental Sciences) to practice professional soil science in the State of Delaware.
Professional soil scientist means a person who is licensed as a soil
More Definitions of Professional soil scientist
Professional soil scientist means an individual with a baccalaureate degree with a major in agronomy, soils, or a closely allied field of principles of pedology to soil classification, investigation, education, and consultation and on the effect of measured, observed and inferred soil properties and their use, and who is a member of the Ohio association of pedologists (AOP) or the American registry of certified professionals in agronomy in crops and soil (ARCPACS).