Diseases. The headquarters in Tallahassee can be contacted at (850) 410-0900. Information about Animal Diseases can be found at . Florida’s Reportable Florida Department of Health, Division of Environmental Health, can answer questions about animal diseases communicable to humans. The headquarters in Tallahassee can be contacted at (850) 245-4250. Links: The Florida Animal Carcass Management Working Group Website contains an extensive listing of informational links at . USDA-NRCS Web Soil Survey (WSS) website: To access the USDA-NRCS Web Soil Survey (WSS): Go to: . Once at the WSS website, select the on the screen and “Start WSS” button perform the following selections: Select an of by various methods “Area Interest” provide, e.g., county, township, range and section, etc. Click “View.” Zoom-in on an area of interest. Create an area of interest with one of the “AOI” tools. Select the at top of page. “soil map” Select at top of page. “soil date explorer” Select “disaster recovery planning” topic. Select the Animal “Catastrophic Mortality, Large Disposal, Trench” method of disposal. Select “view rating.” An aerial map of the proposed disposal site will be displayed with a soil map overlay and a description of the projected limitations of the site for carcass disposal. Based upon soil characteristics to a depth of 79 inches from the surface, areas will be defined as either “Not or with the aerial map, a table of the soils Limited,” ”Somewhat Limited,” “Very Limited.” Along and written description of the rating descriptions will be provided. Step 3. To print, save, or e-mail a copy of your soil map and report: Select the to in the upper right-hand corner. “Add Shopping Cart” tab Click “OK.” Click on the tab labeled “Shopping Cart (Free).” Click the and select “Check Out” tab, “get now.” Your report will come up as a pdf document labeled Soil “Custom Resource Report.”
Diseases. The headquarters in Tallahassee can be contacted at (850) 410-0900. Information about Florida’s Reportable Animal Diseases can be found at . Florida Department of Health, Division of Environmental Health, can answer questions about animal diseases communicable to humans. The headquarters in Tallahassee can be contacted at (850) 245-4250. Links: The Florida Animal Carcass Management Working Group Website contains an extensive listing of informational links at . USDA-NRCS Web Soil Survey (WSS) website: To access the USDA-NRCS Web Soil Survey (WSS): Go to: . Once at the WSS website, select the “Start WSS” button on the screen and perform the following selections: Select an “Area of Interest” by various methods provide, e.g., county, township, range and section, etc. Click “View.” Zoom-in on an area of interest. Create an area of interest with one of the “AOI” tools. Select the “soil map” at top of page. Select “soil date explorer” at top of page. Select “disaster recovery planning” topic. Select the “Catastrophic Mortality, Large Animal Disposal, Trench” method of disposal. Select “view rating.” An aerial map of the proposed disposal site will be displayed with a soil map overlay and a description of the projected limitations of the site for carcass disposal. Based upon soil characteristics to a depth of 79 inches from the surface, areas will be defined as either “Not Limited,” ”Somewhat Limited,” or “Very Limited.” Along with the aerial map, a table of the soils and written description of the rating descriptions will be provided. Step 3. To print, save, or e-mail a copy of your soil map and report: Select the “Add to Shopping Cart” tab in the upper right-hand corner. Click “OK.” Click on the tab labeled “Shopping Cart (Free).” Click the “Check Out” tab, and select “get now.” Your report will come up as a pdf document labeled “Custom Soil Resource Report.”
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