Little Calumet River Prairie & Wetlands
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Years shown : 2011, 2012, 2014

Soil Data (2011)
Plot 1Plot 2Plot 3Plot 4Plot 5Plot 6 Average*
Texture ---
Sand % 0
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Silt % 0
Clay % 0
pH7.57.8 7.7
Buffer pH 0
Organic %3.83.8 3.8
Cation Exchange Capacity (meq/100g)14.621.9 18.3
Saturation - Ca84.285.7 85
Saturation - H 0
Saturation - K2.61.5 2.1
Saturation - Mg13.212.8 13
ppm - B1.81.7 1.8
ppm - Ca24503750 3100
ppm - Cu6.33.8 5.1
ppm - Fe2819 23.5
ppm - K150130 140 Legend
ppm - Mg230335 282.5 Very High
ppm - Mn3543 39 High
ppm - P (available)2322 22.5 Medium
ppm - S1119 15 Low
ppm - Zn43.729.3 36.5 Very Low
* significant digits are not considered when calculating averages
Soil analysis and categorization courtesy of A&L Great Lakes Laboratories.
Categorization is calculated through cation saturation instead of simple ppm for K, Mg and Ca.

Soil Data (2012)
Plot 1Plot 2Plot 3Plot 4Plot 5Plot 6 Average*
Texture ---
Sand % 0
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Silt % 0
Clay % 0
pH7.57.5 7.5
Buffer pH 0
Organic %4.54.9 4.7
Cation Exchange Capacity (meq/100g)15.819.3 17.6
Saturation - Ca80.785.5 83.1
Saturation - H 0
Saturation - K2.72.2 2.5
Saturation - Mg16.612.3 14.5
ppm - B2.12.3 2.2
ppm - Ca25503300 2925
ppm - Cu4.94.2 4.6
ppm - Fe3234 33
ppm - K167165 166 Legend
ppm - Mg315285 300 Very High
ppm - Mn4442 43 High
ppm - P (available)3739 38 Medium
ppm - S1515 15 Low
ppm - Zn54.470.9 62.7 Very Low
* significant digits are not considered when calculating averages
Soil analysis and categorization courtesy of A&L Great Lakes Laboratories.
Categorization is calculated through cation saturation instead of simple ppm for K, Mg and Ca.

Soil Data (2014)
Plot 1Plot 2Plot 3Plot 4Plot 5Plot 6 Average*
Texture ---
Sand % 0
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Silt % 0
Clay % 0
pH7.26.97.47.5 7.3
Buffer pH0.00.00.00.0 0
Organic %11.410.07.37.9 9.2
Cation Exchange Capacity (meq/100g)33.824.821.952.3 33.2
Saturation - Ca85.185.585.893.2 87.4
Saturation - H0.01.50.00.0 0.4
Saturation - K0.80.91.30.7 0.9
Saturation - Mg14.112.113.06.1 11.3
ppm - B3.42.82.22.4 2.7
ppm - Ca5750425037509750 5875
ppm - Cu3.85.24.12.0 3.8
ppm - Fe1271529719 98.8
ppm - K10788107140 110.5 Legend
ppm - Mg570360340385 413.8 Very High
ppm - Mn39364142 39.5 High
ppm - P (available)774165 25.5 Medium
ppm - S117702318 57 Low
ppm - Zn21.141.412.426.4 25.3 Very Low
* significant digits are not considered when calculating averages
Soil analysis and categorization courtesy of A&L Great Lakes Laboratories.
Categorization is calculated through cation saturation instead of simple ppm for K, Mg and Ca.

  
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