Web Soil Survey PH Values

[wiscwhip]

They keep running those circle irrigators up that way and they will have to change it back to Plainfield when the permanent water table drops below 7'.:eek:

 

[wiscwhip]

You guys talking about the changes made in Juneau Cty. made me go in and run an AOI on my folks' old place. The soils there have been re-classified as well. About 95% of their place used to be Friendship sand, now its Tint sand. I also ran the ph and it was much closer than it used to be (now listed at 5.5 and my test was 5.2 as I recall), OM is also close...reported value of 1.25 and my test was around 1 I believe.

Valuable information for sure

I figured that would be the case stu, so I did an AOI near your parents old place on Friday night when I was tinkering around looking at our old property and was going to mention it in that post, but it was late and I was ready for bed. It looked like you had some better soils to the SW of the actual property.

 

[bueller]

So within 10 miles we all had different sands, yet they all were still pretty $hitty. :)

 

[wiscwhip]

So within 10 miles we all had different sands, yet they all were still pretty $hitty. :)

We all had the same basic "sand" back in the day. Now the ever so slight differences in soil characteristics apparently justify splitting it into multiple new soil types?:confused::rolleyes: Still equally $h!tty as far as being able to grow anything without lime and adequate moisture in July and August, so I guess I still call a spade a spade, in that regard. :eek: