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Minnesota Soils Scorecard Questions for Pits 1-4 Scantron # 105481 Use your soils scorecard to fill out the answers on your scantron Bubble in the front side of the sheet for Pit 1 (# 1-45) and Pit 2 (#51-95) and Bubble in the back side of the sheet for Pit 3 (# 1-45) and Pit 4 (51-95) Pits 1 & 3 Questions Part 1: Surface soil 1. Surface Soil: Thickness in inches (2 pts). 2. Surface Soil Color (4 pts) Dark B. Medium C. Light 3. Surface: Soil Texture (5 pts) ly Coarse 4. Surface: Gravel and Rock (2 pts) Part 2: Subsurface Soil 5. Subsurface Soil: Thickness in inches (2 pts) 6. Subsurface: Soil Color (4 pts) Bright B. Mottled C. Dull 7. Subsurface: Texture (5 pts) ly course 8. Subsurface: Gravel and Rock (2 pts) Part 3: Underlying Material 9. Parent Material: Thickness in inches (2pts) 10. Underlying Material: Texture (5 pts) ly course 11. Underlying Material: Gravel (2 pts) Part 4: Topography 12. Steepness of slope (3 pts) Nearly level 2% or less B. Gently sloping - 3 6 % C. Moderately sloping - 7 12 % D. Strongly sloping - 13-18 % Steep Greater than 18 %

13. Landscape position (3 pts) Upland B. Terrace Footslope C. Bottom land Flood Plains D. Depressional Area No outlet Part 5: Land Classification 14. Land Capability Classification (6 pts) Class I or II B. Class III C. Class IV D. Class V Class VI, VII, or VIII Part 6: Interpretation of Soils Features 15. Type of Material that Limits Depth (2 pts) None- No limiting materials B. Bedrock Soft or hard C. Hardpan Cemented D. Very gravelly sand or high water table 16. Parent Material (2 pts) Bedrock Soft or hard B. Alluvium/ Outwash/ Lacustrine C. Till/ Loess/ Aeolian Sand D. Organic Materials Peat or Muck 17. Depth favorable for roots & water (2 pts) Very deep- 60 inches or more B. Deep- 40 59 inches C. Moderately Deep- 20 39 inches D. Shallow- less than 20 inches 18. Air and water movement (2 pts) Very Rapid B. Rapid C. Moderate D. Slow Total Available Water Capacity Available water in horizon/ inch of soil 19. a. Surface Horizon (1 pt) 20. b. Subsoil Horizon (1 pt) 21. c. Underlying material Horizon (1 pt) Available Water Capacity per Horizon 22. a. Surface Horizon (1 pt) 23. b. Subsoil Horizon (1 pt) 24. c. Underlying material (1 pt) 25. 3. Total available water capacity (5 ft. of soil) (4 pts.) Very low less than 3 inches B. Low 3.1 to 6 inches C. Moderate 6.1 to 9 inches D. High Over 9 inches 26. 4. Internal drainage (4 pts.) Well drained ly well drained C. Somewhat poorly drained D. Poorly or very poorly drained Part 7 Accelerated erosion 27. Amount of erosion (2 pt.) No erosion evident (less than 2 inches) B. Deposition (2 inches or greater) C. Erosion present (2 inches or greater)

28. Kind of erosion (2 pts.) None B. Active gully C. Wind erosion D. Sheet or rill Part 8 Need for erosion control 29. Water erosion (3 pts.) None to slight B. Crop cover, sod cover and conservation tillage C. Contour, strip crop and conservation tillage D. Grass waterways and gully control Woodland/perm. pasture, wildlife or recreation 30. Wind erosion (3 pts.) None to slight B. Mulch tillage, cover crop Part 9 31. Drainage required (5 pts.) None required B. Surface and/or tile Part 10 Fertilizer and lime recommendations 32. Nitrogen pounds per acre (2 pts) Over 161 B. 121-160 C. 81-120 D. 41-80 0-20 33. Phosphorous pounds per acre (2 pts.) Over 81 B. 61-80 C. 41-60. D. 21-40 0-20 34. Potassium pounds per acre (2 pts.) Over 181 B. 136-180 C. 96-135 D. 46-90 0-45 35. Lime tons per acre (2 pts.) 8.5 or more B. 6.5-8.0 C. 4.5-6.0 D. 2.5-4.5 0.0-2.0 Part 11 Land 36. Dwellings (lawns), foundations, basements (3 pts) 37 Septic tank absorption fields (3 pts.) 38. Farm lagoons and holding basins (3 pts.) 39. % Slope (3 pts.) Zero to 2.0 B. 2.1 to 6.0 C. 6.1 to 12.0 D. More than 12.0 40. Surface Soil Texture (1 pt.) Medium, moderate, coarse B. Coarse, fine, very fine 41. Flooding (3 pts.) None B. Any flooding 42. Internal Drainage Class (3 pts.) Well drained, moderate well drained B. Somewhat poorly drained C. Poorly drained 43. Permeability Class (2 pts) Vary rapid to rapid C. Slow to Very slow 44. Depth to Bedrock (Inches) (3 pts) More than 60 B. 40 to 60 C. Less than 60 45. Underlying Material (Shrink swell) (1pt), mod. coarse, medium texture B. Fine texture C. Very fine texture

Minnesota Soils Scorecard Questions for Pits 1-4 Scantron # 105481 Use your soils scorecard to fill out the answers on your scantron Bubble in the front side of the sheet for Pit 1 (# 1-45) and Pit 2 (#51-95) and Bubble in the back side of the sheet for Pit 3 (# 1-45) and Pit 4 (51-95) Pits 2 & 4 Questions Part 1: Surface soil 51. Surface Soil: Thickness in inches (2 pts). 52. Surface Soil Color (4 pts) Dark B. Medium C. Light 53. Surface: Soil Texture (5 pts) ly Coarse 54. Surface: Gravel and Rock (2 pts) Part 2: Subsurface Soil 55. Subsurface Soil: Thickness in inches (2 pts) 56. Subsurface: Soil Color (4 pts) Bright B. Mottled C. Dull 57. Subsurface: Texture (5 pts) ly course 58. Subsurface: Gravel and Rock (2 pts) Part 3: Underlying Material 59. Parent Material: Thickness in inches (2pts) 60. Underlying Material: Texture (5 pts) ly course 61. Underlying Material: Gravel (2 pts) Part 4: Topography 62. Steepness of slope (3 pts) Nearly level 2% or less B. Gently sloping - 3 6 % C. Moderately sloping - 7 12 % D. Strongly sloping - 13-18 % Steep Greater than 18 %

63. Landscape position (3 pts) Upland B. Terrace Footslope C. Bottom land Flood Plains D. Depressional Area No outlet Part 5: Land Classification 64. Land Capability Classification (6 pts) Class I or II B. Class III C. Class IV D. Class V Class VI, VII, or VIII Part 6: Interpretation of Soils Features 65. Type of Material that Limits Depth (2 pts) None- No limiting materials B. Bedrock Soft or hard C. Hardpan Cemented D. Very gravelly sand or high water table 66. Parent Material (2 pts) Bedrock Soft or hard B. Alluvium/ Outwash/ Lacustrine C. Till/ Loess/ Aeolian Sand D. Organic Materials Peat or Muck 67. Depth favorable for roots & water (2 pts) Very deep- 60 inches or more B. Deep- 40 59 inches C. Moderately Deep- 20 39 inches D. Shallow- less than 20 inches 68. Air and water movement (2 pts) Very Rapid B. Rapid C. Moderate D. Slow Total Available Water Capacity Available water in horizon/ inch of soil 69. a. Surface Horizon (1 pt) 70. b. Subsoil Horizon (1 pt) 71. c. Underlying material Horizon (1 pt) Available Water Capacity per Horizon 72. a. Surface Horizon (1 pt) 73. b. Subsoil Horizon (1 pt) 74. c. Underlying material (1 pt) 75. 3. Total available water capacity (5 ft. of soil) (4 pts.) Very low less than 3 inches B. Low 3.1 to 6 inches C. Moderate 6.1 to 9 inches D. High Over 9 inches 76. 4. Internal drainage (4 pts.) Well drained ly well drained C. Somewhat poorly drained D. Poorly or very poorly drained Part 7 Accelerated erosion 77. Amount of erosion (2 pt.) No erosion evident (less than 2 inches) B. Deposition (2 inches or greater) C. Erosion present (2 inches or greater)

78. Kind of erosion (2 pts.) None B. Active gully C. Wind erosion D. Sheet or rill Part 8 Need for erosion control 79. Water erosion (3 pts.) None to slight B. Crop cover, sod cover and conservation tillage C. Contour, strip crop and conservation tillage D. Grass waterways and gully control Woodland/perm. pasture, wildlife or recreation 80. Wind erosion (3 pts.) None to slight B. Mulch tillage, cover crop Part 9 81. Drainage required (5 pts.) None required B. Surface and/or tile Part 10 Fertilizer and lime recommendations 82. Nitrogen pounds per acre (2 pts) Over 161 B. 121-160 C. 81-120 D. 41-80 0-20 83. Phosphorous pounds per acre (2 pts.) Over 81 B. 61-80 C. 41-60. D. 21-40 0-20 84. Potassium pounds per acre (2 pts.) Over 181 B. 136-180 C. 96-135 D. 46-90 0-45 85. Lime tons per acre (2 pts.) 8.5 or more B. 6.5-8.0 C. 4.5-6.0 D. 2.5-4.5 0.0-2.0 Part 11 Land 86. Dwellings (lawns), foundations, basements (3 pts) 87 Septic tank absorption fields (3 pts.) 88. Farm lagoons and holding basins (3 pts.) 89. % Slope (3 pts.) Zero to 2.0 B. 2.1 to 6.0 C. 6.1 to 12.0 D. More than 12.0 90. Surface Soil Texture (1 pt.) Medium, moderate, coarse B. Coarse, fine, very fine 91. Flooding (3 pts.) None B. Any flooding 92. Internal Drainage Class (3 pts.) Well drained, moderate well drained B. Somewhat poorly drained C. Poorly drained 93. Permeability Class (2 pts) Vary rapid to rapid C. Slow to Very slow 94. Depth to Bedrock (Inches) (3 pts) More than 60 B. 40 to 60 C. Less than 60 95. Underlying Material (Shrink swell) (1pt), mod. coarse, medium texture B. Fine texture C. Very fine texture