Soil is the slight surface part of Earth crust which originate from weathering of all kinds of rocks, and is characterized by series of characteristics such as morphology, mechanical structure, chemical content, as well as physical, chemical and biological characteristics. For soil fertilty and succesful cultivation of crop plant, soil needs to be calcificated along with fertizilazation and tillage. The aim of this study was to determine the characteristics of land on the Vrbovec territory, with an accent on the chemical properties and determination of the dominant limitations and recommendations for their removal. The research was conducted on arable pseudogley. Soil samples were collected by probe, and a total od 35 samples were taken to a depth of 30 cm. In the samples were determined pH (HRN ISO 10390:2005), humus content (method by Tjurin JDPZ, 1966.), exchangeable acidity and phsyiologically active K2O and P2O5 (AL – method JDPZ, 1966.). The results show that soil reaction is acidic and very acidic in the most of the samples (pH-KCl= 5,88-4,07). The average of humus content is good, and it varies from 1,73% to 4,97%. According to the exchangeable acidity (9-28,8 mmolekv.H+/100g soil) most of the samples needs moderate dose of liming materials. The supply of physiologically active phosphorus is in average good and ranges from 5,3 to 27,58 mg P2O5/100g soil. Potassium supply is also good in average and ranges from 7,4 to more than 40 mg K2O/100g soil. From the results it can be concluded that land use affects soil pH, humus content and nutrient supplies.