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These are Bee wELD COUNTY, COLORADO, SO recent a[Iuvium. P. poorly drained soils trrxERx PART soils have a MO one Pedon is t that formed in mottled, mildl YPicaL Commonl If summer fallowed in alts 9 or clayey surface la Y to moderatel Y the suited mate tends to a de th y alkaline loamy wheat is the inter wheat, Years. this soil is P of 60 inches o derlying material that ex- barley, and well a gleyed layer in the underl in more. In 33 bushels Principal crop, The predicted rghum. Winter Most of the acted Y g material, Places they have wheat Per acre. If the cro avers Se is sub. can be seeded. Generall Pis winterkilled 3'e1d is water table is at or Beet to exec for beneficial Y precipitation is t Pang the peak of the i near the surface in ss~ve runoff. The Stubble use of fe mulch fa rtihzer, oo low These soils rr~gati°n season, sPnng and Burin Ia m'e used for ran g ~ are needed to conltrol so 1~roPPing, and til- Some small geland and wildlife Torracin blowin m'nimum The az'eas are irrigated habitat. The g also may be needed g and water erosion. potential native Pasture. potential native ve to control water erosion, switchgrass, prude vegetation is dominated dominated b gelation on this ran big bluestem, cordgrass, salt Y sand bluestem, sand reed ge site is wheat Indian estern~ss' alkali by $ramµes e~dleandthread, swiichgrass gl'ass' and blue grass, sed a grass, w wheat sacaton, and in the swam g and ''ash- Cattails and bull 'slender production wheatgtass are sideoats gr~~ PY spots ass ranges from 2,200 also prominent. Potential Potential mated with these ran sh Brow ble years to 1 80p pounds per acre in favora_ favorable Production ranges from 4,000 ge siten condition deterio Pounds in unfavorable range cond"tio to 3,000 pounds in unfa arabjePor acre ' and switch rules, the sand bluestem, yearu~ As range deteriorates, Years. As and sand sass deers sand reed decrease, Production dro the tall ge increase~e and blue grams sand dro grass, increase, The fa Ps, and salt and mid grasses the site as range conditionnnual weeds and Pseed, increased the rmmg and i grass, sedge, and rush becomes B'r'asses invade amount of salt~gation in adjacent areas half a"a8'ement of v Poorer. Management of v on much of the acreage. has and Ieavin egetation should be based egetation ing Is de3• g half of the total annual r °n taking on taking half and leavin on this soil should be based bluestem, u•able if the r P oduction. tion. Switch g half of the total annual _ blue sand reed ange is in poor condition. Sa a grass, wheatgrass, ~eS~ng bluestem, indiangrass, Prodae grams, Pubescen~sheawitch sideoats grams, grass, tall wheat wheatgrass, intermediate western mess are suitable for seedin gi"ass, and crested wheat- seeding, The plant~sss~ and tall fescue are suitab eh for seeded hntoeasonal re g T °f~Yestsoeck eted should requirements of selected should a clean, Finn ements livestock F meL the season drilled into It can be Prepared seedbed is needed. A successful seedin sprin sorghum stubble, or it can be Seeding earl Brass drill g' a firTh B has proven most sueeesssful dbed. Seeding early in Y in spring has should be used, Windbreaks and lags is needed to eliminate th Proven most successful. suited to environmental Wetland wildlife a undesirable ve Til- this soil. Soil blowin Plantings are The wetl especially waterfowl B'etation, establishing trees and sh g' the generally and Plants ~ utilize this livatin rubs, Principal hazard in as well pt'DVjde nesting and unit. g only in the tree ca" be controlled b as some food. The nearb Protective cover °egetation between row and by Ieavih Y cu]_ where wildlife obtain much of their y un at the ro B a strip of Live g ed cropland, 'nay be needed at the time of Supplement cover, makes this unit v food and find Periods. T ai irrigation oPenland wildlife, aluable to both Protec- are rues that are best suitedland have d during d Cpenland wetland and pineR3iberianuntam Jumper' eastern redcedar~d survival wildlife, especially pheasant, use th" cover and Westin shrubs elm, Russi ponderosa areas. These v g~ Deer find excellent is unit for best suited an-olive, and hackber aluable wildlife areas shouldober an peashrub are skunkbush sumac ~'- The From fire and fenced m some 'lilac, and Siber]_ to protected Wildlife is an important overuse by livestock. The Prevent encroach cropland ar second bility subclass. VIw; y should not bed went and eas provide favor dry use of this soil. The 1lquolls in Salt Meadow med Capa be ttractedd mouthing dove aManhabitat for tin Aquepts in Wet Meadow ran B-necked 5-Ascalon ge site. range site, by establishin y nOnBame s a Bee , sandy loam, 1 to :; COVer- For pheasants B areas for Westin pecies can P well drained soil on Percent slopes, This is lial and should undisturbed Westin g and escape to 5,200 feet. It fo uplands at elevations of 4,600 meet. Rangeland a included in B cover is -ai'e small tined m plans for habitat develop_ areas of rock alluvium. Included in ma telo wildlife for Typicall outcrop, ppin Pe. can be attracted b example, the pron ho 10 inches thick, Tbeace la g facilities, mans y developin g rn an- ger is brown sand whet ~n8 livestock g Lvestock watering brow subsoil is Y loam about a needed. Brazing, and n s~dY clay loam about P51e brown and Few areas of this reseeding stratum to a de th inches yellowish urbanized Ascalon P of 60 inches is thick. The sub- centers. T soil are in major loam" calcareous fine soil as it he shrink-swell growth and Permeabilit sandy that wets and dries is the Potential of the hi h. Y 's moderate. must be considered in most limitin sub- g The effective Available water stnictin Plannin g soil feature Surface runoff is rooting depth is 60 capacity is Sand g roads' Capabilit g homesites and con- slow, and the erosion inches or Y Plains Y subclass IIIe hazard is low"more. 6-Ascalon sand site. nonirrigated; a deep, well drained soil on n tO 5 Percent s[o plands at elev mss' This is ations of 4,600