Dewitt soils occur on similar landscapes. Dewitt soils are in a fine particle-size family and contain an abrupt texture change. These soils have an apparent water table within 12 inches of the soil surface in late winter and spring. Most areas are used for row crops. Rice, soybeans and wheat are the main crops.
Minor areas are in hardwood forest of water oak, willow oak and sweetgum.
This series is of small extent. These soils were formerly mapped in the Calhoun series. The typical pedon was characterized by the University of Arkansas Soil Charaterization Laboratory.