Transcription of Chapter 2 Soils - USDA
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Chapter 2 Soils - USDA
Chapter 2 Soils Contents: General FL2-1. Physical Soil Characteristics FL2-1. (a) Available Water Capacity FL2-1. (b) Permeability FL2-3. (c) Intake Rate FL2-3. (d) Slope FL2-4. (e) Wetness FL2-4. (f) Surface Texture FL2-4. (g) Restrictive Features FL2-4. Tables FL2-1 Relative Permeability of Soils FL2-3. FL2-2 Drainage Classes of Soils FL2-4. FL2-3 Soil Texture Abbreviations FL2-4. FL2-4 Irrigation Restrictive Features FL2-5. Figures FL2-1 Soil Moisture Content Types of Water in the Soil FL2-2. FL2-2 Moisture Release Curves for Three Soils FL2-2. Exhibits FL2-1 Navigating and Using the Web Soil Survey FL2-6. FL2-2 Navigating and Using the Soil Data Mart FL2-15. (210-vi-NEH, FL Amendment, FL-12, January 2006) FL2-i Chapter 2 Soils Part 652. Irrigation Guide tension for fine to medium textured Soils and General between bar and 15 bar for moderately Knowledge of Soils is essential for the efficient coarse to very coarse textured Soils .
root holes, and cavities introduced by tillage. Surface sealing or crusting will restrict infiltration. Percolation is the movement of water through the soil profile. In order for irrigation water to be effective in replenishing the soils water supply, it must be able to move through the profile, or percolate, to a predetermined irrigation depth.
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