The moderately well drained Bronson soils are on similar landscape positions but are underlain by sand and gravel deposits. The somewhat poorly drained Headlee Medaryville and Strole soils occupy slightly lower positions in the landscape. The poorly drained and very poorly Milford, Radioville and Whitepost soils are in depressional areas. Moderately well drained. The potential for surface runoff is negligible.
Permeability is moderately rapid in the subsoil and slow in the underlying lacustrine deposits.
These soils are cropped mainly to corn and soybeans, with small areas in grass-legume hay, small grains and permanent pasture. The native vegetation is a mixture of deciduous forest and prairie grass. This series is of minor extent. Pulaski County, Indiana, 1998. The Whiskerville series is proposed for the Bronson soils with lacustrine materials in the lower part of the series control section mapped in the Pulaski County, Indiana soil survey update.