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Sullivan County
– EQIP RANKING PROCESS FISCAL YEAR
2003 LOCAL
RANKING CRITERIA NAME:
____________________________
DATE: _________________ FARM
#: ______________ TRACT #:
________________ Phone #______________
COMPLETED
BY: _____________________________________ RESOURCE
CONCERN: LIVESTOCK 1.
Does your operation involve Mortality Disposal (Poultry or Swine)?
Yes
or No 2.
Is your livestock facility located in the Wabash Valley Floodplain. (See
General Soil Map: Specific to Soil Association “1, 3, 4, 5 and 6 only) Yes
or No 4.
Is your Farmstead livestock
facility located on Highly Erodible Lands. Yes
or No 5.
Is your manure application
area located on Highly Erodible Lands. Yes
or No 6. Is
the pasture or livestock farmstead within 500’ of any waters of the State
(IDEM definition)?
Yes or No 7. Is
the manure application area within 500’ of any waters of the State (IDEM
definition)?
Yes or No Sullivan County
– EQIP RANKING PROCESS FISCAL YEAR
2003 LOCAL RANKING CRITERIA (Continued) RESOURCE
CONCERN: LIVESTOCK 8. Are animal wastes being staged (stored) uncovered
on the ground?
Yes
or No 9.
Is the
manure storage capacity on your operation less than 90 days?
Yes
or No High
Priority = 5 or More Yes answers Medium
Priority = 3 to 5 out of 10 Yes answers Low
Priority = Less than 3 out of 10 Yes answers RESOURCE
CONCERN: Soil Erosion 1.
Are fields in question considered to be Highly Erodible Land (HEL)?
Yes
or No 2.
If Gullies are present will
they be corrected?
Yes
or No 3.
Are you or would you be willing to use no-till for both corn and soybeans
for
the life of the contract?
Yes
or No 4.
If fall Tillage is part of your operation are you willing to forgo all
fall tillage for
the life of the EQIP Contract for both Corn and Soybeans?
Yes or No 5. Are
you willing to plant a winter cover crop for the life of the EQIP Contract? Yes
or No 6.
Is your Erosion problem located within the watersheds of Busseron,
Mariah, Turtle Creek Watersheds or in the watershed of any of the PL-566 Flood
Control Structures.
Yes or No Sullivan County – EQIP RANKING PROCESS FISCAL YEAR
2003 LOCAL RANKING CRITERIA (Continued) RESOURCE
CONCERN: Soil Erosion Soil
Erosion: High
Priority = 3 or More Yes answers Medium
Priority = 2 to 3 Yes answers Low Priority =
Less than 2 Yes answers RESOURCE
CONCERN: WATER QUALITY 1.
Is the
proposed area located where soil types indicate possible vulnerable groundwater
resources? (Map 3W only)
Yes or No 2.
Are the
acres located near waters impaired for nonpoint source pollutants? (Map
@ 2W only: Busseron/Buck or Pollard ditch watersheds)
Yes or No 3.
Is
the acreage being offered within a municipal wellhead protection site watershed?
Yes or No 4.
Is the
proposed project within 300’ of any waters of the State (IDEM definition)
Yes or No 5.
Are you willing to install any Conservation Buffers?
(Vegetative Filter Strips, Riparian Buffers or Field Borders)
Yes or No 6.
Is area located on Highly Erodible Lands
Yes or No High
Priority = 3 or More Yes answers Medium
Priority = 2 to 3 Yes answers Low
Priority = Less than 2 Yes answers Sullivan County
– EQIP RANKING PROCESS FISCAL YEAR
2003 LOCAL RANKING CRITERIA (Continued) RESOURCE
CONCERN: Forest Management: 1.
Is the
area located close to Endangered and Threatened Vertebrate and Invertebrate
Locations. (See Endangered Species
Map)
Yes
or No 2.
Is the
size of wood-lot or connecting wood-lots proposed for forest improvement 10
acres or more in size? Yes
or No 3.
Will the
forest area being offered for contract connect existing forests?
Yes or No 4.
Is the
area offered for contract located within 5 miles of an incorporated area? Yes or No 5.
Is at
least part of the area offered for contract within a floodplain (Floodplain
Inventory Map)?
Yes or No 7.
Is Livestock present on the woodland and will they be excluded from the
woodlands?
Yes or No 8. Are
you willing to develop & follow an IDNR Forest Management Plan?
Yes or No High
Priority = 4 or More Yes answers Medium
Priority = 2 to 3 Yes answers Low Priority =
Less than 2 Yes answers Local
Ranking Summary Livestock:
High
Medium
Low
Not Addressed Water Quality:
High
Medium
Low
Not Addressed Erosion:
High
Medium Low
Not Addressed Forestry: High Medium Low Not Addressed |