either the address or latitude/longitude. Use the Area of Interest (AOI) to draw the application area boundaries, then select Soil Map to display soil types. Each soil type is a hyperlink to the soil survey descriptions. For less than two feet deep, provide rationale for using these soils. Provide the name of the individual that completed the Soil Data Table. Provide the source of the data. Provide the date that the data was obtained. List soils with restrictive characteristics. A list of restrictive soil characteristics is provided for reference. Appendix A Septage Application Rate Section 1. Cropping Plan and Nutrient Needs Enter the warm and cool season crops you plan to grow on the application site. Provide the planned yield goals for each crop and the nitrogen requirement for the specified crop and yield goal. The nitrogen requirement can be obtained from the soil test analysis provided by the soil testing laboratory. You can also obtain the information from the S-Crop worksheet located at the following Texas A&M University website: Use A, B, and C to determine the amount of nitrogen needed to meet yield goals. Line A is the sum of the nitrogen requirement for each crop. Line B is the amount of nutrients already available in the soil. Locate the NO3-N value for the 0-6 inch sample and the 6-24 inch sample on the soil test analysis provided by the soil testing laboratory. Use these values in the following equation to calculate Line B: Line B = 2*NO3-N (ppm)(in the 0-6" soil depth) + 6*NO3- N(ppm)(in the 6-24" soil depth) Line C is the amount of nutrients that must be added to meet the yield goals. Line C = Line A minus Line B. Provide the source of the value entered on Line A. Section 2. Calculate Annual Application Rate Use the equation provided to calculate your annual application rate. If the application site is located in a Major Sole-Source Impairment Zone, attach a copy of the nutrient management plan that was prepared by a Certified Nutrient Management Specialist. Currently, the only Major Sole-Source Impairment Zone is located in the Bosque River Watershed, Segments 1226 and 1255. A list of Certified Nutrient Management Specialists is available at the following Texas A&M University website: If the phosphorous level in the soil is greater than 200 parts per million, you must also submit a detailed Nutrient Utilization Plan.
either the address or latitude/longitude. Use the Area of Interest (AOI) to draw the application area boundaries, then select Soil Map to display soil types. Each soil type is a hyperlink to the soil survey descriptions. For less than two feet deep, provide rationale for using these soils. Provide the name of the individual that completed the Soil Data Table. Provide the source of the data. Provide the date that the data was obtained. List soils with restrictive characteristics. A list of restrictive soil characteristics is provided for reference. Appendix A Septage Application Rate Section 1. Cropping Plan and Nutrient Needs Enter the warm and cool season crops you plan to grow on the application site. Provide the planned yield goals for each crop and the nitrogen requirement for the specified crop and yield goal. The nitrogen requirement can be obtained from the soil test analysis provided by the soil testing laboratory. You can also obtain the information from the S-Crop worksheet located at the following Texas A&M University website: Use A, B, and C to determine the amount of nitrogen needed to meet yield goals. Line A is the sum of the nitrogen requirement for each crop. Line B is the amount of nutrients already available in the soil. Locate the NO3-N value for the 0-6 inch sample and the 6-24 inch sample on the soil test analysis provided by the soil testing laboratory. Use these values in the following equation to calculate Line B: Line B = 2*NO3-N (ppm)(in the 0-6" soil depth) + 6*NO3- N(ppm)(in the 6-24" soil depth) Line C is the amount of nutrients that must be added to meet the yield goals. Line C = Line A minus Line B. Provide the source of the value entered on Line A. Section 2. Calculate Annual Application Rate Use the equation provided to calculate your annual application rate. If the application site is located in a Major Sole-Source Impairment Zone, attach a copy of the nutrient management plan that was prepared by a Certified Nutrient Management Specialist. Currently, the only Major Sole-Source Impairment Zone is located in the Bosque River Watershed, Segments 1226 and 1255. A list of Certified Nutrient Management Specialists is available at the following Texas A&M University website: If the phosphorous level in the soil is greater than 200 parts per million, you must also submit a detailed Nutrient Utilization Plan.
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