Delaware Run Watershed Plan: Agricultural Survey

The city of Delaware and its partners are creating a plan to address nonpoint source (NPS) pollution in the Delaware Run watershed area. The development of this plan is being funded in part through the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency’s Ohio Gulf Hypoxia Assistance grant.

Once the plan is completed, additional state funding may be available to financially assist you in installing or using new conservation practices on your farm. Providing feedback will help guide the city’s efforts in obtaining this additional funding. Thank you for completing this short survey, for which you can remain anonymous. For more in-depth details concerning the state’s nonpoint source pollution control program, click here.

If you are interested in providing feedback for urban issues in the Delaware Run, please visit this site for the survey.

Note: You do not have to a be a city of Delaware resident, or live within the watershed boundary to complete this survey. All feedback is welcome.

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* 1. Are you a producer or do you own a farm within the Delaware Run watershed boundary shown in red on this map? If unsure, please utilize the address locator feature in the top left corner.

Yes

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* 2. Please place a check mark next to each conservation practice you currently implement.

Conservation tillage

Cover crops

Conservation crop rotation (small grains or forages)

Edge of field (stream side buffers or filter strips)

Grassed waterways

Grid soil sampling

Precision nutrient management

Variable rate application

Constructed wetlands

Subsurface drainage water management structures

Two stage channel modification

Subsurface drainage controlled inlet structure

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* 3. Please place a check mark next to each conservation practice you are interested in implementing.

Conservation tillage

Cover crops

Conservation crop rotation (small grains or forages)

Edge of field (stream side buffers or filter strips)

Grassed waterways

Grid soil sampling

Precision nutrient management

Variable rate application

Constructed wetlands

Subsurface drainage water management structures

Two stage channel modification

Subsurface drainage controlled inlet structure

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* 4. If you are interested in implementing practices but are not currently, what is preventing you? Please check all that apply.

Lack of time

Lack of funding

Lack of technology

Other (please specify)

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* 5. Is there a location where you see stream bank erosion? If yes, please provide a description of the area, nearest intersection, or street address if available.

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* 6. Contact information

Name

Address

Address 2

City/Town

State/Province

ZIP/Postal Code

Email Address

Phone Number