Minor soils make up the remaining 30 percent. Most of this association have been cleared. From the Brookhaven-Riverhead town line eastward the soils in this association make up the largest area of farmland in the county, and they are used extensively for potatoes and other vegetables. These soils are dominantly gently sloping to nearly level. They have moderate to high available moisture capacities.
Crops respond well to applications of lime and fertilizer.
These factors make this association one of the best farming areas in the county. Because drainage is good in these soils, and they can be excavated with ease, this association has excellent potential for housing developments and similar uses. This association extends eastward through the center of the county from Happauge to the Shinnecock Canal. From the Shinnecock Canal, it is along the north shore of the south fork through Southhampton and East Hampton to Threemile Harbor. The association ranges from 1 to 5 miles in width.