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CM909 Soil Characterisation Site data sheet DEWNR Soil and Land Program

CALCAREOUS CLAY LOAM

General Description: Calcareous sandy clay loam to clay loam, becoming more clayey and calcareous with depth, grading to heavy clay within 100 cm

Landform: Gentle slopes and flats.

Substrate: Tertiary heavy clay, usually red, coarsely structured, and mantled by fine carbonates which thin out with depth.

Vegetation: Mallee

Type Site: Site No.: CM909 1:50,000 mapsheet: 6530-3 (Lochiel)

Hundred: Cameron Easting: 239350

Section: 153 Northing: 6254300

Sampling date: March 1990 Annual rainfall: 390 mm average Midslope of gently inclined fan, 2% slope. Firm surface with no stones.

Soil Description:

Depth (cm) Description

0-15 Dark reddish brown slightly calcareous sandy clay loam with moderate granular structure. Clear to:

15-30 Dark reddish brown highly calcareous sandy clay with moderate subangular blocky structure.

Gradual to:

30-50 Reddish brown highly calcareous heavy clay with strong coarse angular blocky structure and 10- 20% fine carbonate segregations. Gradual to:

50-70 Red heavy clay with coarse prismatic structure and 20-50% fine carbonate segregations. Gradual to:

70-90 As above. Gradual to:

90-110 As above. Gradual to:

110-130 As above with 10-20% carbonate segregations.

Classification: Epihypersodic, Pedal, Hypercalcic Calcarosol; thick, non-gravelly, clay loamy / clayey, moderate

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CM909 Soil Characterisation Site data sheet DEWNR Soil and Land Program

Summary of Properties

Drainage: Well drained. The soil rarely remains wet for more than a day or so following heavy or prolonged rainfall.

Fertility: Inherent fertility is moderate. The clayey surface soil has high nutrient retention capacity, but free carbonate reduces availability of phosphorus, zinc, copper and manganese.

pH: Alkaline at the surface, strongly alkaline with depth.

Rooting depth: 50 cm in pit, but few roots below 30 cm.

Barriers to root growth:

Physical: The heavy substrate clay restricts root growth because of its high strength and coarse structure.

Chemical: High boron concentration, high pH and probably high sodicity limit root growth below 50 cm.

Waterholding capacity: Approximately 55 mm in the rootzone.

Seedling emergence: Satisfactory.

Workability: Calcareous soils are usually easily worked.

Erosion Potential:

Water: Low.

Wind: Low.

Laboratory Data

Depth cm

pH H2O

pH CaC12

CO3

%

EC 1:5 dS/m

ECe dS/m

Org.C %

Avail. P mg/kg

Boron mg/kg 0-15 7.1 6.8 2 0.33 - 1.25 52 2.2 15-30 8.0 7.7 9 0.32 - 0.73 12 2.3 30-50 8.9 8.0 14 0.30 - 0.49 8 3.7 50-70 9.2 8.2 19 0.40 - 0.46 8 8.3 70-90 9.5 8.4 22 0.49 - 0.25 6 16.0 90-110 9.6 8.6 21 0.60 - 0.25 2 25.2 110-130 9.6 8.7 17 0.66 1.32 0.22 1 27.1

Further information: DEWNR Soil and Land Program

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