Section 02 · The Land · §2SRFS–UPLAND–02
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Filed under · Department of Agriculture & Grazing · SRFS–UPLAND–02

Western Agricultural Uplands

Working production & infiltration buffer — stability within the matrix
SoilsSuB
PositionHigher interior bench above the basin and the drainage corridor
RoleAgricultural production and infiltration buffer
Designation02 of 07 — remains in working agricultural use
SequenceA good portion converts to native seed in Phase 1; the balance stays in hay

Why this section stays in production

This field sits higher than the floodplain basin and experiences less frequent inundation. It benefits from upstream filtering and does not need wholesale conversion to perform well ecologically. Keeping part of it in production maintains flexibility, holds a small steady income against the cost of the work, and avoids forcing trees into soils where they do not belong.

Landscape Character
A high working bench — hay and native forage side by side.

Existing & Intended Condition

Existing condition — Western Agricultural UplandsPlate 2·A — Existing
Photographed on the property
Intended condition — Western Agricultural UplandsPlate 2·B — Intended
AI-generated visualization · not a photograph
The intended-condition plates are AI-generated images, made from our own site photographs and our written description of the target vegetation. They are a design aid for what this ground could look like decades on, not a record of anything that exists. The existing-condition plate beside each one is a real photograph taken here.