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Statewide CNMP Development Initiative - FY 2009

Program Information

The USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) has announced the availability of funds for development of Comprehensive Nutrient Management Plans (CNMP) by private-sector Technical Service Providers (TSPs). A CNMP is a conservation system plan that is unique to animal feeding operations (AFO/CAFO). It includes a set of conservation practices and management activities that address natural resource concerns dealing with manure and organic by-products and their potential impacts on water quality. Listings of Technical Service Providers who are certified to develop a CNMP in a specific state and county can be found on the TechReg website at http://techreg.usda.gov.

Application Process, Eligibility and Evaluation Criteria

Applications will be accepted on a continuous basis, but only those received by April 1, 2009, will be considered for the initial selections.  Funding selections will be made on or before May 22, 2009, exclusively from those applications received. Applicants may apply by completing the NRCS-CPA-1200 Application Form and Appendix and submit it to their local NRCS Field Service Center.

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EQIP Program Application (NRCS-CPA-1200) and Appendix (PDF; 34 KB)

Eligible Practices and Payment Rates

The only eligible practice for the CNMP initiative is practice code 100, Comprehensive Nutrient Management Plan, for the development of the CNMP.   Payment will be allowed for the development of the plan on a handling facility and payment is also eligible for the plan covering the land application of the animal waste on land areas owned/operated by the applicant, as listed in the current statewide EQIP practice payment rates for practice code 100.

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Statewide EQIP Practice Payment Rates (PDF; 977 KB)

State Program Contact

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: 05/22/2009

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