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• Exhibit 27 - Continued <br />12AC = Bosler sandy loam, 2 to 5 percent slopes. <br />This soil is on high terraces and benches. Slopes are 2 to 5 <br />percent. <br />Included with this soil in mapping are a Eew small areas of <br />soils that are similar to Bosler soils but that are more than 35 percent <br />gravel throughout. Also included are small areas of Tiagos fine sandy <br />loam on the downwind side of small ridges. <br />Runoff is slow. The hazards of soil blowing and water erosion <br />are slight. <br />Most of the acreage of this soil is used for grazing. A small <br />acreage is irrigated and is used for grass hay and pasture. If this soil <br />is irrigated, an organic mat 1 to 4 inches thick generally forms on the <br />• surface and bright, rust-colored mottles form throughout the profile. <br />R75AE - Brinkert-Morset association, 5 to 12 percent slopes. <br />This association is on old alluvial fans and high terraces. <br />Slopes are 5 to 12 percent. This association is about 60 percent Brinkert <br />loam and about 40 percent Morset loam. The Brinkert soil is on the <br />broad, interridge areas, and the Morset soil is on long, narrow, low <br />ridges. <br />Included with this association in mapping are a few small areas <br />of Tiagos fine sandy loam on small ridges. <br />Runoff is medium. The hazard of soil blowing is slight, and <br />the hazard of water erosion is moderate. <br />The soils in this association are mostly used for grazing. A <br />. small acreage is irrigated and used for hay and pasture. <br />