Group: Tragowel | Mapped Soil Type: Kinypaniel Clay Loam. |
General Landscape Description: Irrigated pasture within a flat plain. Original vegetation included River Red Gum (Eucalytpus camaldulensis). |
LP74 Landscape |
A1 | 0-10 cm | Dark yellowish brown (10YR4/4) with rusty root channel mottling; very fine sandy clay loam; hardsetting surface condition; weak coarse blocky structure; very strong consistence dry; pH 6.7; sharp and smooth change to: | LP74 Profile |
Subsoil | |||
B21 | 10-50 cm | Brown (10YR4/3); heavy clay; moderate coarse prismatic, breaking down to moderate coarse blocky structure; very firm consistence moist and sticky when wet; contains very few (<2%) soft manganese stains; pH 8.0; gradual and wavy change to: | |
B22 | 50-80 cm | Yellowish brown (10YR5/6); medium heavy clay; contains weak slickensides; weak consistence moist; contains very few (<2%) soft manganese stains; pH 8.1; clear change to: | |
B23 | 80+ cm | Yellowish brown (10YR5/4); fine sandy light clay; strong fine polyhedral structure (shiny faced peds); weak consistence moist; contains a common (10-20%) amount of soft manganese stains as well as patches of black sand; pH 8.6. |
The surface soil is slightly acid. The subsoil is mod-erately alkaline becoming strongly alkaline at 1 metre | The salinity rating is low becoming very high at 60 cm. | The surface soil is non-sodic. The subsoil is sodic becoming strongly sodic at 45 cm. | At 10 cm the clay percentage increases by 30 %. |