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2006 CSP Enhancements
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Water
Quality Eligibility Criteria for Grazing Lands (PDF; 20 KB) (12/20/2005)
Energy
Enhancement Activities (PDF; 190 KB) (12/20/2005)
Worksheet
E-01 Energy Audits of Agricultural Operations (PDF; 40 KB) (12/20/2005)
Worksheet
E-02 Recycle 100 Percent of On-Farm Lubricants (PDF; 35 KB) (12/29/2005)
Worksheet
E-03 Reduced Soil Tillage Intensity and Frequency (PDF; 95 KB)
(12/19/2005)
Worksheet
E-04 Use of Manure, Legumes and Other Nutrient Sources (PDF; 75 KB)
(12/19/2005)
Worksheet
E-05 Renewable Fuel (PDF; 120 KB) (12/19/2005)
Worksheet
E-06 Renewable Energy Generation (PDF; 45 KB) (12/19/2005)
Worksheet
E-07 Energy Use Reduction 5% 10% and 20% (PDF; 45 KB) (12/19/2005)
EAM-40
Carbon Sequestration Scenario Examination (PDF; 515 KB)
(02/13/2006)
EAM-1 Trap
Strips During Critical Wind Erosion Periods (PDF; 25 KB) (1/6/2006)
EAM-2 Enhanced
Long Term No-till (PDF; 25 KB) (1/6/2006)
EAM Avoid
Burning Crop Residue at all Times (PDF; 20 KB) (1/6/2006)
EAM Utilize
Composter to Reduce Odor and Emissions into the Atmosphere (PDF; 20 KB) (1/6/2006)
EAM Continuous
No-till, Strip-till, or Direct Seeding (PDF; 25 KB) (1/6/2006)
NC-EGM
Grazing Management 1 - Establish and Maintain a Herd Size Throughout the Year
That is Balanced With Forage Resources Such That Supplement Feed is Required for
Less Than 30 Days per year in Order to Protect Soil, Water, and Plant Resources
and Reduce Energy Consumption (PDF; 20 KB) (1/17/2006)
EGM
Grazing Management 2 - Establish and maintain a herd size throughout the
year that is balanced with forage resources such that supplemental feed is
required for less than 60 days per year in order to protect soil, water, and
plant resources and reduce energy consumption (PDF; 20 KB) (1/17/2006)
EGM
Grazing Management 3 - Establish and maintain 30% of the operation's forage
in warm season grasses, of which at least half are native species, in order to
optimize plant utilization, improve plant and animal health, and enhance
biodiversity. Applicable in Piedmont counties. (PDF; 20 KB) (1/17/2006)
EGM
Grazing Management 4 - Establish 100% native woram season grasses and
maintain through burning, disking, or other appropriate management practices in
order to enhance biodiversity (PDF; 20 KB) (1/17/2006)
EGM
Grazing Management 5 - Establih and maintain 60% of the operation's forage
in warm season grasses, of which at least 15% are native species, in order to
optimize plant utilization, improve plant and animal health, and enhance
biodiversity. Applicable in Coastal Plain counties (PDF; 20 KB) (1/17/2006)
EGM
Grazing Management 10 - Establish and maintain a 40% legume mixture on at
least 80% of the operation's forage in order to reduce inorganic fertilization
requirements, improve plant and animal health, and enhance biodiversity (PDF; 20 KB) (1/17/2006)
EGM
Grazing Management 11 - Establish and maintain a 40% legume mixture on at
least 50% of the operation's forage in order to reduce inorganic fertilization
requirements, improve plant and animal helath, and enhance biodiversity (PDF; 20 KB) (1/17/2006)
EGM
Grazing Management 13 - Distribut and manage a system of permanent and /or
portable livestock watering facilities such that livestock are never required to
travel more than 800 feet for water in order to improve forage utilization and
protect soil and plant resources (PDF; 20 KB) (1/17/2006)
EGM
Grazing Management 14 - Rotate feeding areas, minerals and portable water
tanks to minimize vegetation loss. (PDF; 20 KB)
(1/17/2006)
EGM
Grazing Management 15 - Utilize desirable native species in the grazing
management system through burning, disking or other appropriate management
practices. (PDF; 20 KB) (1/17/2006)
EGM
Grazing Management 16 - Intensive rotational grazing 3 days or less on targeted
forages. Animal moved every days or less and, plants shall not be grazed
lower than the recommended height. (PDF; 20 KB) (1/17/2006)
EGM
Grazing Management 17 - Intensive rotational grazing 7 days or less on
targeted forages. However, plants shall not be grazed lower than the
recommended height. (PDF; 20 KB) (1/17/2006)
EGM
Grazing Management 18 - the use of silvopasture system shall be used to enhance
forestland grzing improve diversity for wildlife and provide additional grazing
for livestock. (PDF; 20 KB) (1/17/2006)
EHM-BRNWDL Improve
Habitat by Applying Prescribed Fire to Woodland or Native Grass Every 1 to 3
Years (PDF; 40 KB) (12/20/2005)
EHM-05-07 Annually
Improve Grasssland Wildlife Reproduction and Survival by Deferring Haying and
Grazing Between April 15 and Sept. 15 on at Least 5 Contiguous Acres (PDF; 40 KB)
(12/20/2005)
EHM-FALLOW Annually
Apply a Modified Crop Rotation to Improve Wildlife Habitat by Establishing a
Grain or Annual Lespedeza Crop That is Left Unmanipulated for at Least 9 Months
(PDF; 40 KB) (12/20/2005)
EHM-HABBUF Control
Woody Vegetation in 30 ft. (or wider) Habitat Buffers on at Least 50 % of a
Field's Perimeter by Disking, Burning, or Spraying One-Third to One-Half of the
Buffer Area Each Year (PDF; 40 KB) (12/20/2005)
EHM-CUTHAY Annually
Improve Grassland Wildlife Survival and Reproduction by Mowing a Hayfield
Beginning in the Center and Cutting Out to the Edges (PDF; 40 KB)
(12/20/2005)
EHM-STUBBLE Annually
Improve Winter Cover for Wildlife by not Bush-Hogging or Discing Crop Residue
(corn, cotton, tobacco, soybeans) After Harvest Until March 1, or Later (PDF; 40 KB)
(12/20/2005)
EHM-THINWDL Improve
Pine Forest Habitat by Thinning to a Basal Area Between 60 and 40 Square Feet
per Acre (PDF; 40 KB) (12/20/2005)
EHM-WNTRFLD Annually
Improve Habitat for Migrating and Over-Wintering Waterfowl, Shorebirds and
Wading Birds by Flooding Grain Crop Residue to an Average Depth of 3-6" Between
Nov. 15 and March 15 (PDF; 40 KB) (12/20/2005)
ENM-CES
Recommendations, Split Application and Use of Starters (PDF; 25 KB) (1/17/2006)
ENM
Cover Crops to Recycle Nitrogen (PDF; 25 KB) (1/17/2006)
ENM
Legumes in Rotation (PDF; 25 KB) (1/17/2006)
ENM
Liquid Animal Waste Injection (PDF; 25 KB) (1/17/2006)
ENM
Precision Agriculture Techniques (PDF; 25 KB) (1/17/2006)
ENM
Precision Placement of Nutrients (PDF; 25 KB) (1/17/2006)
ENM
Rotate and Move Feeding, Loafing and Sacrifice (PDF; 25 KB) (1/17/2006)
EPM
Control Invasive Exotic Species (PDF; 30 KB) (02/23/2006)
EPM
Legumes/Forbs To Attract Beneficials (PDF; 30 KB) (02/23/2006)
EPM
Non-Chemical Alternatives (PDF;30 KB) (02/23/2006)
EPM
Pest Management IPM (PDF; 25 KB) (02/23/2006)
EPM-40
Reducing Pesticide Spray Overlap Through Technology (PDF; 25 KB)
(02/23/2006)
EPM
Reduced Hazard Potential (PDF; 25 KB) (02/23/2006)
EPM
Scouting (PDF; 25 KB) (02/23/2006)
EPM
Trap Crops (PDF; 30 KB) (02/23/2006)
ESM
Reduce Compaction (PDF; 25 KB) (1/17/2006)
ESM
Soil Conditioning Index (PDF; 25 KB) (1/17/2006)
Last Modified: 02/23/2006
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