These are Birkbeck , Lamartine , Mayville , Kidder , and St. Charles soils. Birkbeck and St. Charles soils are on similar slopes with loess thicker than 40 inches. The moderately well drained Mayville and the somewhat poorly drained Lamartine soils form a drainage sequence with the well drained Dodge soils. Kidder soils are nearby on similar slopes where loess thins out to less than 18 inches. Surface runoff potential is low to high.
Permeability is moderate.
Most areas of the soil are used for cropland. Common crops are corn, small grain, legumes, and canning crops. These soils are extensive. Green County, Wisconsin, 1969.