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DRMS Permit Index
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M2001088
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1/9/2006
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Gary Rinderle Construction Inc.
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DMG
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Neldrge <br />Map ~ Soil name and description <br />Symbol <br />Class ltl - Severe limitations Chet reduce choice of <br />crops or require spec ial conservation practices or both. <br />Class VII - Not suited for cultivation. Very severe <br />limitations. Suited for range, woodland.or wildlife <br />uses if carefully managed. Usually cannot apply <br />physical practices such as pitting, furrowing, seeding, <br />etc. <br />E - Erosion by wind of water is the major problem. <br />C - Climate is the major haze rd. Growing season may be <br />very short; there is a shortage of rainfall or both. <br />~ Me ~ Mesa clay Loam, 2 to 5 percent slopes <br />This unit is suited for irrigated hey and pasture. <br />Furrow, drip, and sprinkler irrigation is suited to <br />this soil. irrigation water needs to be applied at a <br />rate that insures optimum production without increasing <br />deep percolation, runoff, and erosion. Use of pipe <br />reduces water loss and deep percolation. Tilth and <br />fertility can be improved by returning crop residue to <br />the soil and using a suitable rotation. Excessive <br />cultivation can result in the formation of a tillage <br />pan. This pan can be broken by subsoiling when the <br />soil is dry. Because of the undulating topography and <br />slope, onsite investigations are needed before <br />leveling. Care should be taken in leveling designs to <br />avoid cuts into unsuitable soil material. <br />
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