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~~~ <br /> <br />NONTECHNICAL SOILS DESCRIPTION REPORT <br />Barnhart <br />Soil name and description <br />l <br />~~ <br />Minnequa loam, 1 to 3 percent slopes <br />Harvey-Stoneham foams, 0 to 3 percent slopes <br />HARVEY-STONEHAM LOAMS, 0 TO 3%--The Harvey soil has a <br />surface layer, about 5 inches thick, that is <br />grayish-brown loam. The loam subsoil, about 11 inches <br />thick, is brown to pale brown. The material below a <br />depth of 16 inches is very pale brown loam that grades <br />to sandy loam. The Stoneham soil has a surface layer, <br />about 5 inches thick, that is light brownish-gray loam. <br />It has a sandy clay loam subsoil about 7 inches thick <br />and below a depth of 12 inches is pale- brown and light <br />yellowish-brown, moderately alkaline loam and sandy <br />f clay loam. This is a good soil for range. The porous <br />surface layer takes water well, and there is high <br />water-holding capacity in the subsoil. There is a high <br />hazard of sheet erosion in overgrazed areas. <br />Stock-water pits in this soil may need sealing. ----- <br />VIe-1 Loamy Plains <br />I <br />