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Delaware 2008 State Environmental Quality Incentive Program
(EQIP)
Sign-Up and Application Information
Tim Garrahan, Farm Bill
Program Manager
Phone: 302-678-4260
General Program Description
Environmental Quality Incentive Program Overview
The Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP) is a voluntary
conservation program administered by the USDA Natural Resources Conservation
Service. EQIP supports production agriculture and environmental quality as
compatible goals. Through EQIP, Delaware farmers may receive financial and
technical help to plan, design and install structural conservation practices and
to plan and implement management practices on eligible agricultural land.
Environmental Quality Incentives Program Sign-up Underway
A statewide EQIP sign-up for agricultural waste management, integrated crop
management, irrigation water management, erosion control, grazing land
management, biodiversity, and poultry house windbreaks is currently underway.
EQIP is a competitive program using a combination of statewide and county
criteria to fund the most environmentally beneficial projects. Periodically, all
current applications are batched and ranked.
The initial batch date will be completed on October 26, 2007.
The initial Ranking will be completed by November 30,2007.
All sign-ups are conducted at
USDA Service Centers in Delaware.
2008 EQIP Conservation Practice, Sign-up, and Ranking Documents
The following documents require
Adobe Acrobat or
Microsoft Word
2008
Environmental Quality Incentive Program Eligible Conservation Practices (77
KB)
Delaware
Pest Management Plan Checklist (114 KB)
2008
Nutrient Management - Job Sheet (39 KB)
2008
Nutrient Management Tiers (47 KB)
Litter
Amendments for Treatment of Poultry Litter - Job Sheet (50 KB)
2008
Pest Management Tiers (35 KB)
2008
Pest Management Tier Job Sheet (33 KB)
Irrigation History Certification
(37 KB)
Residue
Management Tiers (33 KB)
Links to Other Useful Documents for the 2008 Environmental Quality Incentive
Program
Archive to Prior Year Environmental Quality Incentive Program Information
Contact
Phone: 302-678-4260
Email: Tim Garrahan, Farm Bill
Program Manager
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