Soil Survey of Wood County Wisconsin
Soil Survey of Wood County Wisconsin
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Description. - The surface soil of the Plainfield fine sand is a medium brown to yellowdsh-brown fine sand, 6 to 8 inches deep. The virgin soil quite commonly shows a dark-brown color in the surface 2 inches, due to an accumulation of organic matter. The * For a discussion of the chemical composition and management of this soil see page 50.
GROUP OF LIGHT SANDY SOILS. 49 soil in general is low in organic content except adjoining low, wet areas, where the color is a little darker. The subsoil is... a yellowish-brown, uniform fine sand. In places it is bright yellow, but more commonly the color becomes lighter with in- creasing depth. A noticeable charateristic of most of the type is its small content of medium and coarse sand. The soil is much more coherent than the Plainfield sand and consequently not so droughty.
In some areas along the lower terrace adjacent to the Wiscon- sin Kiver fine sand has been washed in over the coarser medium sand by flood waters. Several such areas occur in the vicinity of Nekoosa and to the south of this place.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Description. - The surface soil of the Plainfield fine sand is a medium brown to yellowdsh-brown fine sand, 6 to 8 inches deep. The virgin soil quite commonly shows a dark-brown color in the surface 2 inches, due to an accumulation of organic matter. The * For a discussion of the chemical composition and management of this soil see page 50.
GROUP OF LIGHT SANDY SOILS. 49 soil in general is low in organic content except adjoining low, wet areas, where the color is a little darker. The subsoil is... a yellowish-brown, uniform fine sand. In places it is bright yellow, but more commonly the color becomes lighter with in- creasing depth. A noticeable charateristic of most of the type is its small content of medium and coarse sand. The soil is much more coherent than the Plainfield sand and consequently not so droughty.
In some areas along the lower terrace adjacent to the Wiscon- sin Kiver fine sand has been washed in over the coarser medium sand by flood waters. Several such areas occur in the vicinity of Nekoosa and to the south of this place.
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