The well drained Langlade soils are on landscape positions similar to those of Antigo soils where the soil is more than 40 inches deep to sandy outwash. The moderately well drained Sconsin soils, the somewhat poorly drained Ossmer soils, and the poorly drained and very poorly drained Minocqua soils form a drainage sequence with Antigo soils. Surface runoff is slow to very rapid. Permeability is moderate in the silty and loamy layers and rapid or very rapid in the underlying sandy outwash. Most areas of this soil are used for cropland.
Common crops are corn, small grains, and hay.
In some places, potatoes and snap beans are important crops and some areas are used for pastureland. Some areas remain in woodland. Timber stands are mostly American basswood, sugar maple, yellow birch, white ash, big tooth aspen, quaking aspen, and black cherry. This soil is of large extent. Soil Interpretation Record - WI0142.