Description and Interpretations of two soils at Long and Scott Farms, Inc. Jacqueline Depaz.

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Description and Interpretations of two soils at Long and Scott Farms, Inc. Jacqueline Depaz

Zellwood, FL Located in Central Florida Located in Central Florida The farm is about 15 miles North of Orlando The farm is about 15 miles North of Orlando The farm straddles Lake and Orange County The farm straddles Lake and Orange County

Farm Background Founded 40 years ago Founded 40 years ago Approximately 1,200 acre sand farm Approximately 1,200 acre sand farm Current crops include, pickling cucumbers, sweet corn, cabbage and sod Current crops include, pickling cucumbers, sweet corn, cabbage and sod It is the last vegetable farm in Central Florida It is the last vegetable farm in Central Florida

Soils On The Farm I chose to do two soils in different locations on the farm I chose to do two soils in different locations on the farm One in “Packinghouse block” and one in “Hog Pen” One in “Packinghouse block” and one in “Hog Pen” Packinghouse Packinghouse block Hog Pen

Packinghouse Block

Map from Web Soil Survey Lake County Area, Florida (FL607) 28 Myakka sand 40 Placid and Myakka sands Packinghouse Block Myakka: Sandy, siliceous, hyperthermic Aeric Alaquods Placid: Sandy, siliceous, hyperthermic Typic Humaquepts

Packinghouse Block Horizons Ap1: 0-20in. Very dark grey 7.5 YR (3/1); sand; structureless; single grained; loose; clear abrupt boundary E: in. grey 10 YR (5/1); sand; structureless; single grained; loose; clear wavy boundary Bh: in. black 7.5 YR (2.5/1) and dark brown 7.5 YR (3/3) sand; moderate structure; massive; friable Ap2: 0-20in. Very dark grey 7.5 YR (3/1); sand; structureless; single grained; loose; clear abrupt boundary

Packinghouse Block Soil Classification Epipedon – Umbric Epipedon – Umbric Subsurface horizon – Spodic Subsurface horizon – Spodic Order - Spodosol Order - Spodosol

Packinghouse Block Pedon Properties and Interpretations Infiltration Rate = High Infiltration Rate = High Hydraulic conductivity = High Hydraulic conductivity = High Available water = Low (10.7 cm) Available water = Low (10.7 cm) Soil wetness class = Class 3; cm Soil wetness class = Class 3; cm

Packinghouse Block Pedon Properties and Interpretations (Cont.) Soil Interpretations: Soil Interpretations: Dwellings with basement = moderate limitations Dwellings with basement = moderate limitations Septic tank absorption fields = severe limitations Septic tank absorption fields = severe limitations Local roads and streets = slight limitations Local roads and streets = slight limitations

Packinghouse Block Site Characteristics Position of Site = Upland Position of Site = Upland Parent Material = Marine Parent Material = Marine Soil Slope = Nearly Level (0-2%) Soil Slope = Nearly Level (0-2%) Surface Runoff = Very Slow Surface Runoff = Very Slow Erosion Potential = Very Low Erosion Potential = Very Low

Hog Pen

Map from Web Soil Survey Hog Pen Block Lake County Area, Florida 20 Immokalee sand 28 Myakka sand 40 Placid and Myakka sands Immokalee: Sandy, siliceous, hyperthermic Arenic Alaquods Myakka: Sandy, siliceous, hyperthermic Aeric Alaquods Placid: Sandy, siliceous, hyperthermic Typic Humaquepts

Hog Pen Horizons Ap: 0-9 in. 10 YR (5/1) gray; Sand; structureless; single grained; loose; clear wavy boundary E: 9-29 in. 7.5 YR (6/2) pinkish gray; Sand; sand; structureless; single grained; loose; clear wavy boundary Bh: in. 7.5 YR (2.5/1) black 7.5 (3/3) and dark brown; sandy loam; moderate structure; massive; friable

Hog Pen Soil Classifications Epipedon = Ochric Epipedon = Ochric Subsurface Horizon = Spodic Subsurface Horizon = Spodic Order = Spodosol Order = Spodosol

Hog Pen Pedon Properties and Interpretations Infiltration rate = High Infiltration rate = High Hydraulic Conductivity = High Hydraulic Conductivity = High Available Water = Low (8.4 cm) Available Water = Low (8.4 cm) Soil Wetness Class = Class 4 (25-50cm) Soil Wetness Class = Class 4 (25-50cm)

Hog Pen Pedon Properties and Interpretations (cont.) Soil Interpretations: Soil Interpretations: Dwellings with basement = Severe limitations Dwellings with basement = Severe limitations Septic tank absorption fields = severe limitations Septic tank absorption fields = severe limitations Local roads and streets = Moderate limitations Local roads and streets = Moderate limitations

Hog Pen Site Characteristics Position of Site = Upland Position of Site = Upland Parent Material = Marine Parent Material = Marine Soil Slope = Nearly level (0-2%) Soil Slope = Nearly level (0-2%) Surface Runoff = Very Slow Surface Runoff = Very Slow Erosion Potential = Very Low Erosion Potential = Very Low

Comparison Packinghouse Block Hog Pen

THANK YOU Long and Scott Farms for allowing me to dig big holes on the property with their backhoe Long and Scott Farms for allowing me to dig big holes on the property with their backhoe Juan Rodriguez for happily digging my holes for me Juan Rodriguez for happily digging my holes for me