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Statewide Lagoon Closure Resource Concerns - FY 2008

Program Information

This allocation has been set-aside to assist in the closure of livestock waste treatment lagoons and livestock waste storage ponds where confined animal production operations were discontinued voluntarily, involuntarily, or by termination of an industry contract statewide.  Applications are evaluated, ranked by a multi-disciplinary team, and selected for funding at the state level.

This practice provides complete closure under the Oklahoma Closure of Waste Impoundments (360) practice standard for closure of treatment lagoons, waste storage ponds, under barn storage pits, and other associated waste facilities in an environmentally safe manner, that are no longer used for their intended purpose.  Closure of these facilities will follow an official closure plan developed by NRCS, the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food, and Forestry (ODAFF), or an approved Technical Service Provider.

Eligibility and Application Process

Applications will be accepted on a continuous basis, but only those received by November 1, 2007, will be considered for this initial application ranking and selection period.  Funding selections will be made on or before December 11, 2007, exclusively from those applications received until all funds are obligated or all viable applications are exhausted.

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Statewide Lagoon Closure Resource Concern Ranking Criteria (PDF; 5 KB)

Eligible Practices and Payment Rates

The list of eligible conservation practices and associated practice payment rates is shown below.

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 Statewide EQIP Practice Payment Rates (PDF; 36 KB)

Contacts

Lanny Miller
Assistant State Conservationist (Programs)
Phone: 405-742-1236
Email: Lanny Miller
Richard Zetterberg
Resource Conservationist
Phone: 405-742-1208
Email: Richard Zetterberg

For additional information and assistance, contact your local NRCS Field Service Center.

Last Reviewed/Modified: 05/16/2008

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