These associated soils are on adjoining higher elevations. The potential for surface runoff is slow. Permeability is moderate in the loess and moderately slow in the glacial till. In undisturbed areas, this soil has a water table at the surface or within 1.5 feet, commonly during the late winter and spring, in most years. Most areas are artificially drained and used for cultivated crops.
Principal crops are corn and soybeans and other crops include small grain.
Native vegetation was commonly marsh grasses and sedges. Central and possibly northern Illinois. Includes areas previously mapped Drummer till substratum phase. Extent is moderate. Woodford County, Illinois, 1993.