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E:; n n; rr~ • <br />Soils 7t rmati.on <br />• <br />UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE <br />SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE <br />2017 ld. 9th Street, Greeley, Co. 80631 <br />Mike Rogakis <br />Land Surveys <br />526 24th Street <br />- Greeley, Colorado 80631 <br />Mr. Rogakis, <br />September 22, 1~~77 <br />Enclosed is the information that you requested on behalf of the Goodell <br />• <br />Brothers gravel pit site. The vegetation is listed by its common name <br />and scientific name. The first column (from the left) has the estima- <br />tefl percent composition by weight~(air dry) from the field inventory. <br />The second column shoos the potential percent composition that is allow- <br />able for that specific range site. A letter "T" in a column represents <br />a trace for that species. The range sites are correlated with the field <br />numbers (circled number) as shown on the map. Each number not enclosed <br />by a circle is correlated with the soils information. <br />~ There are three different soils on this site. They are (34), Aquolls <br />~~ and Aquents, gravelly substratum; (Y,-53-B), Kim loam and (53-D), Otero <br />sandy loam. A complete soils description for each soil is included. <br />i Field•number 1 was farmed last year and is presently (inventory period) <br />in corn stubble. The expected native vegetation for this range site <br />would be similar to that found on field number 5. <br />I hope this information will satisfy your request, but if additional <br />information is needed please feel free to call me. <br />S' ccrely, <br />>ck Antonio <br />Range Conservationist <br />DA/jb <br />• Enclosures: <br /> <br />t <br />