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Field 1

 

Surface:

feel gritty but contain enough silt and clay to make moist soil hold together. The individual sand grains can readily be seen and felt. Squeezed when dry, it will form a mold which breaks readily upon handling. If squeezed when moist, a mold can be formed which can be carefully handled without breaking. It forms no ribbon or very poor ribbon

Subsurface:

soils have a slightly smooth or velvety feel when moist. Squeezed when dry, it forms a mold that will bear careful handling. The mold formed by squeezing when moist can be handled freely, without breaking. When the moistened soil is squeezed out between thumb and forefinger, it will form a poor ribbon with a dull surface

Depth:

16”

Slope:

3.8’

Erosion:

Original 9”

   Current 9”

Mechanical:

No mechanical practices needing observation were observed.

Soil Amendments:

pH 5.0
 P2O5 55

   K2O 310

 Nitrogen is deficient

 

           

 

 

 

Field 2

 

Surface:

feel gritty but contain enough silt and clay to make moist soil hold together. The individual sand grains can readily be seen and felt. Squeezed when dry, it will form a mold which breaks readily upon handling. If squeezed when moist, a mold can be formed which can be carefully handled without breaking. It forms no ribbon or very poor ribbon

Subsurface:

soils usually break into clods or    lumps when dry. When the   
moist soil is squeezed out between thumb and forefinger, it crushes with some effort.   
It will form a short (1 inch to 2 inch) well-formed ribbon with a shiny surface which will tend to break or the ribbon will bend downward.    The sandy clay loam texture has a slightly gritty feel when moist

Depth:

30”

Slope:

4.3’

Erosion:

Original 6"
Current 6”

Mechanical:

No mechanical practices needing observation were observed.

Soil Amendments:

pH 6.8
 P2O5 40

   K2O 270

 Nitrogen is deficient

 

 

 

Field 3

 

Surface:

feel gritty but contain enough silt and clay to make moist soil hold together. The individual sand grains can readily be seen and felt. Squeezed when dry, it will form a mold which breaks readily upon handling. If squeezed when moist, a mold can be formed which can be carefully handled without breaking. It forms no ribbon or very poor ribbon

Subsurface:

soils usually break into clods or    lumps when dry. When the   
moist soil is squeezed out between thumb and forefinger, it crushes with some effort.   
It will form a short (1 inch to 2 inch) well-formed ribbon with a shiny surface which will tend to break or the ribbon will bend downward.    The sandy clay loam texture has a slightly gritty feel when moist

Depth:

43”

Slope:

2.1’

Erosion:

Original 11"
Current 6”

Mechanical:

No mechanical practices needing observation were observed.

Soil Amendments:

pH 4.5

  P2O5 70
  K2O 210

 Nitrogen is deficient

 

 

 

 

 

Field 4

  

Surface:

massive lumps or clods    when dry and are quite    plastic and sticky when wet. When the moist soil   
is squeezed out between    thumb and forefinger it    crushes with considerable effort and will form a long (2 inch+) ribbon which will    support itself. The sandy    clay texture may also have    a slightly gritty feel when moist.

Subsurface:

massive lumps or clods    when dry and are quite    plastic and sticky when    wet. When the moist soil   
is squeezed out between    thumb and forefinger it    crushes with considerable effort   
and will form a long    (2 inch+) ribbon which will    support itself. The sandy    clay texture may also have    a slightly gritty feel when moist.

Depth:

46”

Slope:

.4’

Erosion:

Original 14"
Current 14”

Mechanical:

No mechanical practices needing observation were observed.

Soil Amendments:

pH 8.2

  P2O5 72
  K2O 310

 Nitrogen is deficient