The well or moderately well drained Dinsdale soils and the somewhat poorly drained Klinger soils are in a drainage sequence with the Maxfield soils. Less common associates are the somewhat poorly drained Franklin soils, which have thinner A horizons and have E horizons. All three of these associated soils are on slightly convex side slopes below the Maxfield soils. Poorly drained - seasonal high saturation occurs within depths of 0 to 1.0 foot during April to June in normal years and is considered apparent. Runoff is low.
Permeability is moderate.
Where artificially drained, these soils are cultivated. Corn, hay, small grains, and soybeans are the principal crops. Native vegetation is tall prairie grasses. Bremer County, Iowa, 1965. Taxonomic version - Second edition, 1999.