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Spring Dove Creek - Twin Buttes
Objective:
EQIP funds will be used to support brush control efforts in selected
watersheds. Initial efforts will focus on cost share for initial and follow-up
brush control. EQIP funds will be utilized to increase available water through
brush control and grazing management.
Resource Concern:
Water Quantity/Brush Management
Primary Area of Concern:
Initial Brush Management – all approved methods on juniper, mesquite and
prickly pear - High Priority
Follow-up Brush Management - Medium Priority
Facilitating practices [range planting, water development, fence, grazing land mechanical treatment (ripping), prescribed burning]
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Low Priority
Eligible Practices:
Brush Management (314)
Range Planting (550)
Fence (386)
Watering Facility (614)
Water Well (642)
Grazing Land Mechanical Treatment (548)
Prescribed Burning (338)
Pipeline (516)
Prescribed Grazing (528A)
Cost Share Rates:
Limited Resource Farmer/ Producer - 90 percent
Beginning Farmer/ Rancher - 50 percent
All other categories - 50 percent
Practices will be cost shared based on the established county average cost of
the practice.
Ranking Criteria:
| Criteria |
Points |
| Brush Management: |
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| Initial Brush Management on juniper and
mesquite |
150 points |
| Prickly pear control |
125 points |
| Follow-up Brush Management - 50 plants per acre or greater than 11
percent density |
70 points |
| Facilitating Practices: |
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| Range planting |
15 points |
| Fencing |
15 points |
| Water Development |
15 points |
| Grazing land mechanical treatment |
15 points |
| Prescribed burning |
15 points |
| Incentive Practice: |
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Prescribed Grazing $5 per acre -
See Job Sheet |
50 points |
| Score: |
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Ranking Worksheet
Only highest point item counts toward score
Can have multiple item contracts
75% of total contract dollars must address the high priority concern
Mark all practices that producer wants to cost share
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