Resource Planning Team ADAS Reference: 1501/085/96 GuUdford Statutory Group MAFF Reference: EL 15/01414 ADAS Reading LUPU Commission: 02486

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1 Al Basingstoke and Deane Borough Loal lan Sites 1-1, Land to the south west of Basingstoke Agriultural Land Classiflation Reonnaissane Survey ALC ap and Report June 1996 Resoure lanning Team ADAS Referene: 1//96 GuUdford Statutory Group AFF Referene: EL /1414 ADAS Reading LUU Commission: 46

2 ntrodution AGRCULTURAL LAND CLASSFCATON REORT BASNGSTOKE AND DEANE BOROUGH LOCAL LAN, STES 1-1, LAND TO THE SOUTH WEST OF BASNGSTOKE. 1. This report presents the findings of a reoimaissane Agriultural Land Classifiation (ALC) survey of 17. hetares of land to the south west of Basingstoke, near Dummer in Hampshire. The survey was arried out during June The survey was ommissioned by the inistry of Agriullure, Fisheries and Food (AFF) from its Land Use lanning Unit in Reading in ormetion wilh the Basingstoke and Deane Borough Loal lan. The results of this survey supersede any previous ALC information for this land.. The work was onduted by members ofthe Resoure lanning Team in the Guildford Statutory Group of ADAS. The land has been graded in aordane wilh the published AFF ALC guidelines and riteria (AFF, 19). A desription oflhe ALC grades and subgrades is given in Appendix At the time of survey, the agriultural land on this site was either in arable rops or grass. The areas of the site shown as Other Land inlude domesti dwellings, various traks and roadways and woodland. art of the site was not surveyed as an established rop of oilseed rape prevented aess. Summary. The findings ofthe survey are shown on the enlosed ALC map. The map has been drawn at a sale of 1:,. t is aurate at this sale, but any enlargement would be misleading. 6. The area and proportions ofthe ALC grades and subgrades on the surveyed land are summarised in Table 1 below. Table 1: Area of grades and other land Grade/Other land Area (hetares) % Total site area % Surveyed Area a b Olher land Not Surveyed Total suive>'ed area Total site area

3 7. The fieldwork was onduted at an average density of slightly less than 1 boring every hetares. A total of 6 borings and 6 soil pils were desribed.. The land at this site has been lassified as Grade (very good quality), Subgrade a (good quality) and Subgrade b (moderate quality) on the basis of soil wetness and soil droughtiness limitations. 9. The areas shown as Grade are prinipally limited by minor soil droughliness and/or workabuity restrifions. Soils ommonly omprise variably stony medium silty topsous and subsoils sometimes passing to alk at depth in the profile. The ombination of soil textures, stones in the profile and restrited rooting into the alk auses profile available water to be slightly restrited in these soils given the prevailing limate, whi is relatively moist in regional terms. Soil droughtiness may affet plant growth and yield in some years. 1. Over the majority ofthe site, Subgrade a has been mapped. The most ommon restrition to land quality in these areas is soil droughtiness, although soil wetness/workability is limiting aross loalised parts ofthe sue. Where sou droughtiness is the prinipal limitation, variably stony, medium silty topsoils and upper subsoils overiie alk at shallow to moderate depths in the profile. The presene of alk in the profile auses plant rooting depth to be restrited to the extent that given the loal limali regime this land is affeted by soil droughtiness to the extent that Subgrade a is appropriate. Soil droughliness may affet plant growth and yield in some years. 11. The remaining areas whi are mapped as Subgrade a and all ofthe land assigned to b are limited by soil wet ness/workabuity where soils have developed from deposits of Claywith-Flints. n these areas the soils ommonly omprise medium, or oasionally heavy, silty, topsoils over similar upper subsoils whi overlie slightly gleyed and slowly permeable lays at shallow to moderate depths in the profile. These slowly permeable horizons ause drainage to be impeded so that land utilisation is restrited. The depth al whi these horizons our determines the severity ofthe soil wetness restritions and therefore the ALC grade. Fators nfluening ALC Grade Climate 1. Climate affets the grading of land through the assessment of an overall limati limitation and also through interations with soil arateristis. 1. The key limati variables used for grading this site are given in Table and were oblained from the published km grid datasets using the standard interpolation proedures (el. Offie, 199). 14. The limati riteria are onsidered first when lassifying land as limate an be overriding in the sense that severe limitations will restrit land to low grades irrespetive of favourable site or soil onditions.. The main parameters used in the assessment of an overall limati limitation are average armual rainfall (AAR), as a measure of overall wetness, and aumulated temperature (ATO, January to June), as a measure ofthe relative warmth ofa loality.

4 Table : Climali and altitude data Fator Units Values Values Grid referene Altitude Aumulated Temperature Average Annual Rainfall Field Capaity Days oisnire Defiit, Wheat oisture E>efiit, otatoes N/A m, AOD day C (Jan-June) mm days mm mm SU SU The ombination of rainfall and temperature at this site mean that there is no overall limati limitation (Climali Grade 1). However, limati fators an interat with soil properties to influene soil wetness and droughtiness. At this loality the limate is relatively ool and moist, in regional terms, su that the risk of soil droughtiness will be redued, whilst the anes of soil wetness restritions are likely lo be enhaned. 17. Loal limati fators su as frost risk and exposure are not thought likely to adversely affet agriultural land use on this site. Site 1. The land on this site ranges from 1m AOD in the south-west to 16m AOD in the west. The land slopes gently around two dry valley feaiures, one mnning north-west lo southeast through the entre of the site, and the other mnrung north-east lo south-west aross the southem part of the site. Gradient and mirorelief do not affet agriultural land quality aross the site. 19. Flooding does not appear to be limiting on this sue. Geology and soils. The relevant geologial sheet for the site (BGS, 191) shows most ofthe site to be underlain by Upper Chalk, with isolated pates of Clay-with-Flints drift deposits around Bulls Bushes Farm and to the south-east of Dean Heath Copse. 1. The most reently published soils information for this area (SSEW, 19) maps the Carstens soil assoiation aross most of the site with areas of Charity assoiation soils through the valley bottoms on the site. The former are desribed as 'well drained fine silty over layey, layey and fine silty soils, often very flinty' (SSEW, 19). The latter are 'well drained, flinty fine silty soils in valley bottoms. Calareous fine silty soils over alk or alk mbble on valley sides, sometimes shallow.' (SSEW, 19). Agriultural Land Classiflation. The details ofthe lassifiation ofthe site are shown on the attaed ALC map and the area statistis of ea grade are given in Table 1, page 1.

5 . The loation ofthe auger borings and pils is shown on the attaed sample loation map and the details ofthe soils data are presented in Appendix. Grade 4. Very good quality agriultural land has been mapped where minor soil droughfiness and/or workabiuty limitations restrit the use ofthe land. Soil profiles typially omprise nonalareous (oasionally alareous), medium silty lay loam topsoils whi ontain between and 1% total flints by volume (1-% >m). These overlie similar, or slightly heavier, upper subsoils, passing to heavy silty lay loam lower subsoils whi tend to beome progressively more stony with depth. Within the Grade mapping unu towards the north-west of the site, profiles were ommonly impenetrable to the soil auger at depths greater than m due to the presene of flints in the subsou. However, soil pits and (see Appendix ) proved that the soil resoure extended to at least 9m depth, although lower subsoil horizons ontained between and % flints by volume. There was some evidene of slight seasonal wateriogging in the form of mottling and manganese onretions in a number of the profiles, but these soils are assessed as wetness lass 1. However, given the ombination of medium silly lay loam topsoil textures and the relatively high field apaity day range al this loality, the land aimot be graded higher than Grade on the basis of a minor soil workability restrifion. This will restrit the opportunities for landwork and/or grazing. n addition, the interation of stony soils with the limati onditions whi prevail, results in a minor soil droughtiness restrition. This will affet the level and onsisteny of rop yields.. Towards the south ofthe site soils are similar to those desribed above, the differene being that alk bedrok was enountered at depths between and 7m deplh. Soil pil 6 (Appendix ) is typial of these soils. Due to alk being enountered within rop rooting depth, there is a restrition on the profile available water. oisture balane alulations indiate that there are insuffiient reserves of soil moisture to meet the demands of a growing rop throughout the year, su that Grade is appropriate on the basis of a slight soil droughtiness limitation. Subgrade a 6. Land assigned to this grade is limited in its agriultural use by soil droughtiness and/or soil wetness/workability. Soils fall into one of two types. 7. The majority of the soils wilhin the Subgrade a mapping urut, are araterised by being relatively shallow over alk. Typially alareous or non-alareous medium, or oasionally heavy, silty lay loam topsoils, onlaining -1% total flints by volume (1-% >m), overlie similar upper subsoils and pass to alk bedrok between and m depth. A number of profiles, partiularly towards the south ofthe site, were found to be impenetrable to the soil auger due to the presene of flints in the subsou horizons. Soil inspetion pils and 4 (see Appendix ), are representative of these soils. Rooting into the alk bedrok was found lo be restrited, su that profile available water is unlikely to be suffiient to meet the demands of a growing rop throughout the year. oisiure balane alulations suggest that the degree of soil moisture defiit is onsistent with a land lassifiation of Subgrade a.. solated soils within the Subgrade a mapping unit, most notably on the higher land, are derived from deposits of Clay-with-Flints, and as su are more layey throughout and are

6 restrited by soil wetness/workability. Soil pit 1 is typial of these soils. edium or heavy lay loam topsoils, overiie similar upper subsoils, and pass to lay lower subsoils whi were found to be slowly permeable, from shallow depth. Su soils will be imperfetly drained to the extent that wetness lass and Subgrade a is appropriate, given the prevailing limali regime. This land is affeted by a ombination of soil wetness and/or workabilily whi will resuu in restrifions on the versatility of the land and the opportunities for ultivations, traffiking and grazing by livestok. Subgrade Sb 9. oderate quality land is mapped as three small mapping units aross the site. Soils have developed from deposits of Clay-with-FHnls and omprise non-alareous heavy silty lay loam topsoils whi diretly overlie slowly permeable lay subsoils. Soils with su drainage arateristis are assessed as wetness lass, whi when ombined with the heavy topsoil textures, and the relatively moist limati regime at this loality, results in a land lassifiation of Subgrade b. This land will be severely limiied by soil wetness/workability, and the utilisation ofthe land will thereby be restrited. ielle Leek Resoure lanning Team ADAS Reading

7 SOURCES OF REFERENCE BRTSH GEOLOGCAL SURVE (191 )^;7ee/A'o. 4,Basingstoke. BGS: London. NSTR OF AGRCULTURE, FSHERES AND FOOD (19) Agriultural Land Classifiation of England and Wales: Revised guidelines and riteria for grading the quality of agriultural land. AFF: London. ETEROLOGCAL OFFCE (199) Climatologial Data for Agriultural Land Classiflation. eterologial Offie: Braknell. SOL SURVE OF ENGL/Us[D AND WALES (19) Sheet 6, Soils of South East England. SSEW: Harpenden SOL SURVE OF ENGLAND /UD WALES (194) Soils and their Use in South East England. Bulletin No. SSEW: Harpenden

8 AENDDC DESCRTON OF THE GRADES AND SUBGRADES Grade 1: Exellent Quality Agriultural Land Land with no or very minor limitalions to agriultural use. A very wide range of agriultural and hortiultural rops an be grown and ommonly inludes top fhiil, soft fhiit, salad rops and winter harvested vegetables. ields are high and less variable than on land of lower quality. Grade : Very Good Quality Agriultural Land Land with minor limilations whi affet rop yield, ultivations or harvesting. A wide range of agriultural or hortiultural rops an usually be grown but on some land of this grade there may be redued flexibility due to diffiulties wilh the prodution ofthe more demanding rops su as winter harvested vegetables and arable root rops. The level of yield is generally high but may be lower or more variable than Grade 1 land. Grade : Good to oderate Quality Land Land with moderaie limitations whi affet the oie of rops, the timing and type of ultivation, harvesting or the level of yield. When more demanding rops are grown, yields are generally lower or more variable than on land in Grades 1 and. Subgrade a: Good Quality Agriultural Land Land apable of onsistently produing moderate to high yields of a nartow range of arable rops, espeially ereals, or moderate yields ofa wide range of rops inluding ereals, grass, oilseed rape, potatoes, sugar beet and the less demanding hortiultural rops. Subgrade b: oderate Quality Agriultural Land Land apable of produing moderate yields ofa narrow range of rops, prinipally ereals and grass, or lower yields of a wider range of rops or high yields of grass that an be grazed or harvested over most ofthe year. Grade 4: oor Quality Agriultural Land Land with severe limitations whi signifiantly restrit the range of rops and/or the level of yields. t is mainly suited to grass with oasional arable rops (e.g. ereals and forage rops) the yields of whi are variable. n moist limates, yields of grass may be moderate to high but there may be diffiulties in utilisation. The grade also inludes very droughty arable land. Grade : Very oor Quality Agriultural Land Land with severe limitations that restrits use to permanent pasture or rough grazing, exept for oasional pioneer forage rops.

9 AENDDC H SOL WETNESS CLASSFCATON Definitions of Soil Wetness Classes Soil wetness is lassified aording to the depth and duration of wateriogging in the soil proflle. Six sou wetness lasses are identified and are defined in the table below. Wemess Class Duration of waterlogging' fv V V The soil profile is not wet within 7 m depth for more than days in most years. ^ The soil profile is wet within 7 m depth for 1-9 days in most years or. if there is no slowly permeable layer within m depth, it is wet within 7 m for more than 9 days, but only wet within 4 m depth for days in most years. The soil profile is wet within 7 m depth for 91-1 days in most years or, if there is no slowly permeable layer present within m depth, it is wet within 7 m for more than 1 days, but oruy wel within 4 m depth for between 1-9 days in most years. The soil profile is wet withm 7 m depth for more than 1 days but not wet within 4 m depth for more than 1 days in most years or, if there is no slowly permeable layer present within m depth, it is wet within 4 m depth for 91-1 days in most years. The soil profile is wet within 4 m depth for 11 - days in most years. The soil profile is wet within 4 m depth for more than days in most years. Assessment of Wetness Class Soils have been alloated to wetness lasses by the interpretation of soil profile arateristis and Hmati fators using the methodology desribed in Agriultural Land Classifiation of England and Wales: Revised guidelines and riteria for grading the quality of agriultural land(uaf, 19). ' The number of days is not neessarily a ontinuous period. ^ 'n most years" is defined as more than 1 out of years.

10 AENDX H SOL DATA Contents: Sample loation map SoU abbreviations - Explanatory Note Soil it Desriptions SoU boring desriptions (boring and horizon levels) Database rintout - Horizon Level nformation

11 SOL ROFLE DESCRTONS: EXLANATOR NOTE Soil pit and auger boring information olleted during ALC fieldwork is held on a omputer database. This uses notations and abbreviations as set out below. Boring Header nformation 1. GRD REF: national 1 km grid square and figure grid referene.. USE: Land use at the time of survey. The following abbreviations are used. ARA: CER: OSR: OT: LN: GR: SCR: DCW: HTH: LO: T: Arable WHT: Cereals OAT: Oilseed rape BEN: otatoes SBT: Linseed FRT: eimanent asturele: Deiduous Wood Heathland loughed Hortiultural Smb BOG: SAS: Crops Wheat Oats Field Beans Sugar Beet Soft and Top Ley Grass CFW: Bog or arsh Set aside BAR: Barley ZE: aize BRA: Brassiae FCD: Fodder Crops FLW: Fallow RGR: Rough Oazing Coniferous Woodland FLW: Fallow OTH: Olher. GRDNT: Gradient as estimated or measured by a hand-held optial linometer. 4. GLE/SL: Depth in entimetres (m) to gleying and/or slowly permeable layers.. A (WHEAT/OTS): Crop-adjusted available water apaity. 6. B (WHEAT/OTS): oisture Balane. (Crop adjusted A - rop adjusted D) 7. T: Best grade aording to soil droughtiness.. f any ofthe following fators are onsidered signifiant, 'V will be entered in the relevant olumn. REL: irorelief limitation FLOOD: Floodrisk EROSN: SoH erosion risk EX: Exposure limitation FROST: Frost prone DST: Disturbed land CHE: Chemial limitation 9. LT: The main limitation to land quality. The following abbreviations are used. OC: Overall Climate AE: Aspet EX: FR: Frost Risk GR; Gradient R: FL: Flood Risk TX: Topsoil Texture D; CH; Chemial WE; Wetness WK; : Drought ER: Erosion Risk WD: ST: Topsoil Stoniness Exposure irorelief Soil Depth Workability Soil Wetness/Droughtiness

12 Soil its and Auger Borings 1. TEXTURE; soil texture lasses are denoted by the following abbreviations. S; Sand LS: Loamy Sand SL: Sandy Loam SZL; Sandy SiU Loam CL: Clay Loam ZCL: SUty Clay Loam ZL: SUt Loam SCL: Sandy Clay Loam C: Clay SC: Sandy Clay ZC: Silty Clay OL; Organi Loam : eat S: Sandy eat L; Loamy eat L; eaty Loam S: eaty Sand Z: arine Light Silts For the sand, loamy sand, sandy loam and sandy siit loam lasses, the predominant size of sand fration will be indiated by the use ofthe following prefixes; F: Fine (more than 66% ofthe sand less than.mm) : edium (less than 66% fine sand and less than % oarse sand) C; Coarse (more than % ofthe sand larger than.6nim) The lay loam and silty lay loam lasses will be sub-divided aording to the lay ontent: : edium (<7% lay) H; Heavy (7-% lay). OTTLE COL: ottle olour using unsell notation.. OTTLE ABUN; ottle abundane, expressed as a perentage ofthe matrix or surfae desribed. F: few <% C: ommon -% : many -4% V: very many 4% + 4. OTTLE CONT: ottle omrast F: faint - indistint mottles, evident only on lose inspetion D: distint - motties are readily seen : prominent - mottling is onspiuous and one of the outstanding features of the horizon. ED. COL; ed fae olour using unsell notation. 6. GLE: f the sou horizon is gleyed a '' will appear in this olumn. f slightly gleyed, an 'S' wiu appear. 7. STONE LTH: Stone Lithology - One ofthe following is used. : all hard roks and stones SLST; soft ooliti or dolomiti limestone CH: alk FSST; soft, fine grained sandstone ZR; soft, argillaeous, or silty roks GH: gravel with non-porous (hard) stones SST: soft, medium grained sandstone GS; gravel with porous (soft) stones S; soft weathered igneous/metamorphi rok Stone ontents (>m, >6m and total) are given in perentages (by volume).

13 . STRUCT: the degree of development, size and shape of soil peds are desribed using the following notation: degree of development WK; weakly developed D; moderately developed ST: strongly developed ped size F: fine ; medium C: oarse VC: very oarse ped shape S : single grain : massive GR; granular AB: angular bloky SAB; sub-angular bloky R: prismati L: platy 9. CONSST; Soil onsistene is desribed using the following notation; L; loose VF: very friable FR: fiiable F: firm V; very firm E: extremely firm EH; extremely hard 1. SUBS STR: Subsoil stmtural ondition reorded for the purpose of alulating profile droughtiness: G: good ; moderate ; poor 11. OR; Soil porosity. f a soh horizon has less than.% biopores >. mm, a '' wiu appear in this olumn. 1. ; f the profile is impenetrable to rooting a '' wiu appear in this olumn at the appropriate horizon. 1. SL; Slowly permeable layer. f the soil horizon is slowly permeable a '' will appear in this olumn. 14. CALC: f the soil horizon is alareous, a '' will appear in this olumn.. Other notations AW; available water apaity (in mm) adjusted for wheat A: available water apaity (in mm) adjusted for potatoes BW; moisture balane, wheat B; moisture balane, potatoes

14 XL T DEXRTON Site Name : BASNGSTOKE L N WALTKA it Number Grid Referene: SU7146 Average Annual Rainfall Aumulated Temperature Field Capaity Level Land Use Slope and Aspet 64 mm 14 degree days days Wheat 1 degrees N HORZON TEXTURE - ZCL - 47 HZCL 47-7 C XLXR 7SR6 OS 46 STONES > TOT.STONE LTH OTTLES STRXTURE CONSST SUBSTRXTURE CALC DCSAB DCAB FR F Wetness Grade : A Wetness Class Gleying SL m 47 m Drought Grade : A AW : 96nm BW : 4 nm A : 17mm B : mm FNAL ALC GRADE : A AN LTATON : Wetness

15 XL T DEXRTON Site Name : BASNGSTOKE L N WALTHArt it Number Grid Referene: SU74 Average Annual Rainfall Aumulated Temperature Field Capaity Level Land Use Slope and Aspet 46 mm 164 degree days days Wheat degrees N HORZON TEXTURE - Hza - ZCL S- 7 ZCL V-1 HZCL XLXR 1R4 X 1R4 1R4 1R4 STONES > TOT.STONE 1 LTH OTTLES STRUCTURE CONSST SUBSTRXTURE CALC DCSAB DCSAB FR FR FR Wetness Grade : Wetness Class Gleying SL m No SL Drought Grade : 1 AW : nm BW : 6 nm A : 11am B : 4 mm FNAL ALC GRADE : AN LTATON : Workability

16 XL T DEXRTON Site Name : BASNGSTOKE L N WALTHA it Number Gd Referene: SU744 Average Annual Rainfall Aumulated Temperature Field Capaity Level Land Use Slope and Aspet 4 mm 14 degree days days Cereals degrees SE HORZON TEXTURE - ZCL - 67 CH 67- CH XLXR STONES > TOT.STONE LTH OTTLES STRXTURE CONSST SUBSTRUCTURE CALC 1R1 74 lorbl Wetness Grade : Wetness Class Gleying SL m No SL Drought Grade : A AW : 4nm BW : - mm A : 69im B : 1 mm FNAL ALC GRADE : A AN LTATON : Oroughtiness

17 SOL T DESCRTON Site Name : BASNGSTOKE L N WALTHA it Number : 4 Grid Referene: SU747 Average Annual Rainfall : 46 mm Aumulated Temperature : 164 degree days Field Capaity Level : days Land Use : Cereals Slope and Aspet : degrees SE HORZON TEXTURE - ZCL - 4 HZCL 4-66 CH XLXR STONES > TOT.STONE LTW OTTLES STRUCTURE CONSST SUBSTRXTURE CALC 11 1R44 4 FR lorbl 7 Wetness Grade : Wetness Class Gleying SL : : an : No SL Drought Grade : A AW : 7nm BW : -14 mn A : nm B : 4 nm FNAL ALC GRAOE : A AN LTATON : Droughtiness

18 XL T DEXRtTON Site Name : BASNGSTOKE L N WALTHA it Nun^r : Grid Referene: SU74 Average Annual Rainfall : 46 iim Aumulated Temperature : 14 degree days Field Capaity Level : 16 days Land Use : ermanent Grass Slope and Aspet : 1 degrees SE HORZON TEXTURE - 9 ZCL 9-7 ZCL 7-6 ZCL - 9 za XLXR STONES > 1R4-1R R4-64 1R4-64 TOT.STONE 1 LTH OTTLES F F STRXTURE CONSST FR SUBSTRXTURE CALC Wetness Grade : Wetness Class : Gleying : SL : No m SL Drought Grade : AW : OOOnm A : OOOnm BW : B : mm mm FNAL ALC GRADE : AN LTATON : Workability

19 XL T DESCRTON Site Name j BASNGSTOKE L N WALTHA it Number : 6 Grid Referene: SURfl47 Average Annual Rainfall Aumulated Temperature Field Capaity Level Land Use Slope and Aspet : 46 mm : 14 degree days : 16 days : Cereals : 1 degrees E HORZON TEXTURE - za 6- HZCL - 69 CH 69-7 CH XLXR STONES > TOT.STONE 1 7R4 6 1R61 lorbl LTH OTTLES STRUCTURE F DCSAB CONSST SUBSTRXTURE CALC FR Wetness Grade : Wetness Class Gleying SL : : zm : No L Drought Grade : AW : 99im BW : 7 mm A : 17nm B : mm FNAL ALC GRADE : AN LTATON : Soil Wetness/Droughtiness

20 program: ALCOl LST OF XRNGS HEADERS /1/96 BASNGSTOKE L N WALTHA page 1 BSA; ile VO. GRD REF 4 4 SU7466 LE SU714 WHT SU74466 WHT SU74 WHT SU646 WHT SU744 CER SU1466 WHT SU747 CER SU714 CER SU74 GR ASECT WETNESS -WHEAT- -OTS- USE GRDNT GLE SL CLASS GRADE A B A B SE N 1 S 1 N N SE N 1 SE S SE A A A A A REL EROSN FROST CHE ALC T FLXD EX DST LT COWENTS WD SL. GLE WE A SL. GLE WE A SL. GLE WK WK SL.. GLE 4 WK OR WK A A B SEE ROB 6 SU7946 WHT SU47 CER SU4 WHT SU14 WHT SU744 LE N E 1 N N 1 SW 7 B A A A WE WO WE B A B A SL. GLE SL. GLE SL. GLE 7 ROB, SEE 1 n SU7144 CER SU7464 LE SU74464 WHT SU7644 WHT SU79464 WHT S 1 SE SE SE S 1 B A 79-1 A A X A A WE A A A A B CHALK 4 SL. GLE SL. GLE SU714 CER E SU74 CER S SU744 WHT S SU794 WHT S SU6746 CER NW SU64 CER N SU74 CER N SU746 CER N SU744 OSR SU764 WHT S 74 WHT S SU7441 OSR N SU77461 CER SU746 CER N SU714 CER N A 9 11 A A -7 X9 1 A B B A A B A A A A A B CHALK CHALK 4 RXTS WD 7 WD 7 ROB, SEE WD SL. GLE 4 OR OSS /A, A A WD OSS /A. WD SEE WE A SEE SU764S CER N SU7646 CER NE SU46 EA W SU71479 CER SUS1479 EA W SU7647 CER N SU747 CER NE 1 1 A A 94 1 A A -1 1 A A OR WD WD WE A B A A A A ROB, SEE ROB. SEE SEE 7 SL. GLE

21 program: ALC1 LST OF XRNGS HEADERS /1/96 BASNGSTOKE L N WALTHA page SALE ASECT WETNESS -WHEAT- -OTS- NO. GRD REF USE GRDNT GLE SL CLASS GRADE A B A B.REL EROSN FROST CHE ALC ORT FLXO EX OST LT COWENTS 7 SU47 CER NW SU476 EA W 1 9 SU64476 CER E 4 SU77477 CER NE 41 SU66477 GR A A A A WD A A A A OSS 1 4 SU76476 CER E 4 SU77476 CER NW 44 SU7476 CER NW 4 SU4476 CER SE 46 SU6476 CER E 1 4 B -1 X 6 A 7 - X7 6 A A X 1 4 WE WD A A SL. GLE OSS 1 47 SU66476 GR E 1 4 SU7e47 CER NW 49 SU76474 CER NW SU7647 CER SE 1 SU47 CER SE 4 A A X A A WD WE WE A A A A OSS. SL. GLE 4 1 SU7647 CER SE SU747X CER SE 4 SU47 WHT S SU147 CER SE 1 6 SU47 WHT N A B 4 B WD A A 4 CHALK 1, SEE 4 OSS A 1 OSS A 1 7 SU469 CER SW 1 SU7946 CER SE 1 9 SU466 WHT N 4 6 SU46 CER 61 SU466 CER B B A B A WE WK WE B B A A OSS A 1 OSS A i SL. GLE 6 SU646 CER SE 6 SU79464 CER SE A A OSS A 1

22 program: ALCOl1 COLETE LST OF ROFLES 9/11/96 BASNGSTOKE L N WALTHA page 1 SALE DETH TEXTURE XLXR OTTLES ED XL ABUN CONT XL. STONES STRXT/ GLE > >6 LTH TOT CONSST SUBS STR OR SL CALC R4 1R44 7R6 C 1R44 4 7R6 C 1R1 74 S 1 S R6 R6 C OS 46 OONOO OONOO S S DCSAB FR XAB F - OONOO F 1-1 R 6 7R C OONOO S mp, flints - - 1R4 1 DCSAB FR R4 1R66 F 1R4 OONOO DCSAB FR FR R4 7R4 R6 C 7R6 7R4 C OOWOO S OONOO S R1 74 1R1 1 Roots to 67-1R4-4 1R R4-1 1R4 1R6 F OONOO R44 4 1R FR Roots to 66-1 mp, flints X-9 1R4-1R4-64 1R6- F 1R4-64 1R6- F 1R FR R4 44 R6 OONOO C 1 mp, flints SR4 OONOO F 1R1 1R1 1 DCSAB FR Roots to 7

23 program: ALCOl1 COLETE LST OF ROFLES 9/11/96 BASNGSTOKE L N WALTHA page SALE DETH TEXTURE XLXR OTTLES XL ABUN CONT ED XL. STONES STRXT/ SUBS GLE > >6 LTH TOT CONSST STR OR SL CALC R4 1R6 C 7R4 7SR6 C S S 1 mp, flints R4 44 R46 6 OONOO C 1 mp, flints R4 1R44 7R44 4 7R6 F 1 mp, flints R44 1R1 1 CH R4 1R R44 1R1 1R61 OONOO R4 1R4 44 7R6 mp, flints R4 44 7SR4 R6 VR6 OONOO OONOO S S 1 mp, flints R4 1R44 lorbl R4 1R44 1R Ch 1R4 1R1 1R Roots to R4 7SR4 1R1 CH R4 1R4 1 mp, flints

24 program: ALXll COLETE LST OF ROFLES 9/11/96 BASNGSTOKE L N WALTHA page SALE DETH TEXTURE XLXR OTTLES ED STONES STRXT/ SUBS XL ABUN CONT XL. GLE > >6 LTH TOT CONSST STR OR SL CALC R4 4 1R4 1R4 7R6 OONOO C 1 1 mp, flints R4 4 1R4 7R46 1 mp, flints R4 4 1R44 4 1R4 7R46 C 1R4 7R46 C 7R46 OONOO C S S s 1 1 mp, flints - 1 mp, flints R4 1R R R74 61 CH 6 6 mp, flints R4 1R4 OONOO C R4 1R44 1 mp, flints R4 4 1R4 1R4 7R46 1 mp, flints R44 46 OONOO 1 Q SL R46 OONOO C 7R46 OONOO C 1 4 mp, flints R44 mp, flints R74 1 1R1 1

25 program: ALXl 1 COLETE LST OF ROFLES 9/11/96 BASNGSTOKE L N WALTHA page 4 SALE DETH TEXTURE XLXR OTTLES ED XL ABUN CONT XL. STONES STRXT/ SUBS GLE > >6 LTH TOT CONSST STR OR SL CALC R 7R44 R OOWOO 6 OONOO 1 1 mp, flints R4 1R1 1R R4 1R44 4 1R4 OONOO F 1R4 OONOO F mp, flints R4 7R46 OONOO C R46 OONOO S S 1 mp, flints R4 1R4 1R1 44 CH CH z 1R4 7SR4 lorbl 6 OONOO C 1 mp. flints R4 1R4 1R1 44 CH R4 1R4 1R4 mp, flints R4 1R4 1 mp, flints R4 44 7R46 OONOO C R46 OONOO S S 1 mp, flints R4 OONOO F 7SR6 OONOO F 1 1 mp, flints R4 1R1 CH R4 1R44 1R1 4 1

26 program: ALCOl1 COLETE LST OF ROFLES 9/11/96 BASNGSTOKE L N WALTHA page SALE DETH TEXTURE XLXR OTTLES ED XL ABUN CONT XL. STONES STRXT/ SUBS GLE > >6 LTH TOT CONSST STR TOR SL CALC R4 44 1R44 4 1R R1 X 1R6 F CH ZC 7R4 1R R46 OONOO C 7R6 oomoo R46 OONOO C R46 OONOO C CH mp, flints nvzl 1R4 7R46 7R44 1R1 OONOO R4 4 F C OONOO S 1 1 H R4 1R47 1R61 CH R47 1 1R1 CH R4 1R44 1R1 CH - - 1R4 1VR44 mp, flints 4-1R 6 1 mp, flints R4 1R mp, flints R 1R4 mp, flints R4 1R mp, flints - - 1R4 1R mp, flints

27 program: ALCOll COLETE LST OF ROFLES 9/11/96 BASNGSTOKE L N WALTHA page 6 OTTLES EO STONES STRXT/ SUBS SALE DETH TEXTURE XLXR XL ABUN CONT XL. GLE > >6 LTH TOT CONSST STR TOR SL CALC R 1R 7R46 C 4 1 mp, flints R R6 7R6 C S mp, flints R4 44 7R mp, flints R44 1R46 F OOHNOO 1 mp, flints