What are the different types of ohio soils?
Clay soils Sandy soils Loam Calcareous or chalky soils Peat.
To most people, the soils of Ohio all look and feel pretty much the same. However, farmers and builders know that soils differ within most fields and city blocks. Soils are also different from region to region across the state.
Most soils also contain organic matter (from plants and animals), which darkens the uppermost layer of soil and affects the way in which soil particles hold together. Over the past century, soil scientists have identified more than 400 different kinds of soils, called series, in Ohio. Scientists have classified the world's soils according to a six-level system, much like plants and animals are classified.
The system follows a "most general to most specific" arrangement: order-suborder-great group-subgroup-family-series. Soil "series" are at the most specific level in the system.
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