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Cabbage leaves in ready to harvest agriculture crop in NewYorkState Royalty Free Stock Photo

Cabbage crop grows well in red soil of Sodus Bay region of Lake Ontario Royalty Free Stock Photo

Cabbage in the garden Royalty Free Stock Photo

Cabbage crop in NYS Lake Ontario Wayne County

Growing cabbage crops in red soil in glacial till plains, drumlins and convex landforms of Sodus Bay, NY. Area is known for its red clay soil, is rich in iron oxide and aluminum oxide. This type of soil is characterized by its low pH level and poor nutrient content, but it can support a variety of plants and crops. Sodus red soils are on drumlins and other convex landforms of glacial till plains.