Pasture management (feed and water hauling, management to reduce • irrigation, fertilization, or mowing) Field operations (mowing, spreading manure or fertilizer, etc.) • Changes in species composition (growing/producing legume nitrogen for crops • energy saved by using less synthetically produced nitrogen, or conserving irrigation water) Irrigation energy required (system type, pressures, management techniques, • pumping plant management, system maintenance) Pumping livestock water • c. Forest / harvest operations Forest operations and management (forest trails and landings, identified potential • energy savings in other land uses associated with windbreaks/shelterbelts) d. Range field equipment and management Forage operation and management • Pumping livestock water • Planned conservation practices to address soil erosion, water quantity, energy, and other local resource or human concerns. Document the planned conservation practices showing the planned amount, the fields where the practice is to be applied, and the planned year of application. When the following practices are planned include the appropriate Jobsheet or Implementation Requirements (founding in Section IV of the State eFOTG): Code Practice Name 328 Conservation Crop Rotation 330 Contour Farming 340 Cover Crop 345 Residue and Tillage Management, Mulch Till 329 Residue and Tillage Management, No Till/Strip Till/Direct Seed 346 Residue and Tillage Management, Ridge Till 380 Windbreak/Shelterbelt Establishment 528 Prescribed Grazing C. References USDA Natural Resource Conservation Service National Agronomy Manual, Title • 190, NRCS (State Field Office Technical Guide FOTG) • – , Select Go to Section IV.
• Pasture management (feed and water hauling, management to reduce irrigation, fertilization, or mowing) • Field operations (mowing, spreading manure or fertilizer, etc.) • Changes in species composition (growing/producing legume nitrogen for crops energy saved by using less synthetically produced nitrogen, or conserving irrigation water) • Irrigation energy required (system type, pressures, management techniques, pumping plant management, system maintenance) • Pumping livestock water c. Forest / harvest operations • Forest operations and management (forest trails and landings, identified potential energy savings in other land uses associated with windbreaks/shelterbelts) d. Range field equipment and management • Forage operation and management • Pumping livestock water Planned conservation practices to address soil erosion, water quantity, energy, and other local resource or human concerns. Document the planned conservation practices showing the planned amount, the fields where the practice is to be applied, and the planned year of application. When the following practices are planned include the appropriate Jobsheet or Implementation Requirements (founding in Section IV of the State eFOTG): Code Practice Name 328 Conservation Crop Rotation 330 Contour Farming 340 Cover Crop 345 Residue and Tillage Management, Mulch Till 329 Residue and Tillage Management, No Till/Strip Till/Direct Seed 346 Residue and Tillage Management, Ridge Till 380 Windbreak/Shelterbelt Establishment 528 Prescribed Grazing C. References • USDA Natural Resource Conservation Service National Agronomy Manual, Title 190, • NRCS (State Field Office Technical Guide – FOTG) , Select Go to Section IV.
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