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["Farm Number",null,"Tract Number"]
[null,null,null,null,1]
[null,"Select ",null,null,2]
["x","CP 1",null,null,3]
[null,"CP 2",null,null,4]
[null,"CP 4D",null,null,5]
[null,"CP 8A",null,null,6]
[null,"CP 9",null,null,7]
[null,"CP 15A",null,null,8]
[null,"CP 21",null,null,9]
[null,"CP 22",null,null,10]
[null,"CP 23"]
[null,"CP 23A"]
[null,"CP 29"]
[null,"CP 30"]
[null,"CP 33"]
[null,"CP 42"]
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[null,"Over-seeding Planned"]
["Mowing Pattern (Check 1) "]
[null,"Entire Acreage"]
[null,"Alternating row"]
[null,"Alternating block",null,null,"10 yrs to 10 yrs, 11 months           "]
[null,"Tree / Shrub Area  ",null,null,"11 yrs to 11 yrs, 11 months           "]
[null,"in year 4 or 5, but before end of year 6           ",null,null,"12 yrs to 12 yrs, 11 months           "]
[null,"in year 4 or 5, but before end of year 6",null,null,"13 yrs to 13 yrs, 11 months           "]
[null,"in year 4 or 5, but before end of year 6",null,null,"14 yrs to 14 yrs, 11 months           "]
[null,"in year 4 or 5, but before end of year 9           ",null,null,"15 years                                             "]
[null,"in year 4 or 5, but before end of year 9           ",null,null,"Re-enrollment contract"]
[null,"in year 4 or 5, but before end of year 9           "]
[{"$f":"data!E53","v":0},"Not Applicable"]
[null,"before end of year 8"]
[null,"before end of year 9"]
[null,"before end of year 10"]
[null,"before end of year 11"]
[null,"before end of year 12"]
[null,"before end of year 13"]
[null,"at re-enrollment"]
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[null,{"$f":"indirect","v":{"$error":"#NAME?"}}]
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[]
[null,null,null,"Mowing Method","MowingImageLookup"]
[null,null,1,"Entire Acreage"]
[null,null,2,"Alternating row"]
[null,null,3,"Alternating block"]
[null,null,4,"Tree / Shrub Area  "]
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[]
[]
[]
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[]
[]
[null,null,"Select Purpose",null,null,"Select Mowing Height"]
["Select County",null,"Reduce the amount of sediment and nutrients leaving the fields.",null,null,"Mow cool-season grasses no lower than 6 inches."]
["Adams",null,"Improve water quality by reducing runoff of sediment and nutrients.",null,null,"Mow warm-season grasses no lower than 8 inches."]
["Allegheny",null,"Provide habitat for wildlife that contains grasses and woody plants."]
["Armstrong"]
["Beaver"]
["Bedford"]
["Berks"]
["Blair",null,"Select a MCM"]
["Bradford",null,"Inter-seeding / Overseeding"]
["Bucks",null,"Prescribed Burning",null,null,"Select a site preparation method for tree/shrub area(s)"]
["Butler",null,"Prescribed Mowing",null,null,"Apply appropriate herbicide(s), to remove existing vegetation.  "]
["Cambria",null,"Strip-Spraying Herbicide for Plant Diversity",null,null,"Cultivate the acres, to remove existing vegetation and/or prepare the seedbed.  "]
["Cameron",null,null,null,null,"No site preparation needed.  "]
["Carbon"]
["Centre",null,"Select a site preparation method for grasses",null,null,"   "]
["Chester",null,"Apply appropriate herbicide(s) to grass acres, to remove existing vegetation.  ",null,null,"Use non-selective herbicides (like glyphosate) when removing all existing vegetation; use selective herbicides (like 2,4-D formulations) when removing broad-leaved vegetation but retaining existing grasses.  Extremely vigorous plants may require multiple treatments: apply herbicide(s) in early fall of the year prior to planting, followed by another spring application of herbicides at least two weeks prior to planting.  Always follow herbicide label instructions for rate, timing, and methods of herbicide application(s).  Take special care to avoid herbicide carryover that may negatively affect the CRP or CREP planting."]
["Clarion",null,"Cultivate the grass acres, to remove existing vegetation and/or prepare the seedbed.  ",null,null,"Cultivation offers an alternative to herbicides, but requires careful consideration, as it is often less effective than herbicides for killing unwanted vegetation, may actually stir up weed seeds in the soil, and may increase the risk of runoff or erosion from sloped fields.  NRCS strongly recommends cover crops or nurse crops for erosion control and weed suppression on cultivated sites.  Plant cover crops of wheat, barley, or oats on the grass acres in the early fall of the year prior to planting.  Plant nurse crops of wheat, barley, or oats (oats are preferred, because they offer less competition to the new grasses) with the grass/forb/legume seeds in the spring to minimize erosion and suppress weeds while minimizing competition.  Seed nurse crops at 1 bushel per acre."]
["Clearfield",null,"Apply soil amendments (for CSG acres only).  ",null,null,"Test soils, using “CRP” code for soil test, then apply amendments as recommended by soil test results.  No cost-sharing is available from USDA for this activity. "]
["Clinton",null,"No site preparation needed.  ",null,null,"This option only applies to fields with little or no weed pressure or competing vegetation AND little or no seed bed.  Be aware that weed control is easiest and most effective prior to planting, rather than after.  No cost-sharing is available from USDA for this activity. "]
["Columbia"]
["Crawford"]
["Cumberland",null,"Select a seeding method for grasses",null,null,"         "]
["Dauphin",null,"No-Till drill.  ",null,null,"After completion of site preparations, plant the selected seed mixture with a no-till drill, taking care to place seed at the proper depth in the soil.  Seeding pattern should be perpendicular to the direction of surface water flow whenever possible.  "]
["Delaware",null,"Conventional drill.  ",null,null,"After completion of site preparations, plant the selected seed mixture with a conventional drill, taking care to place seed at the proper depth in the soil.  Cultipack/firm seed bed after seeding.  Seed and cultipack perpendicular to the direction of surface water flow whenever possible.  "]
["Elk",null,"Broadcasting.  ",null,null,"After completion of site preparations, plant the selected seed mixture by broadcasting seed.  Increase seeding rates by 50% more seed per acre when broadcasting, to compensate for lower germination rates resulting from less seed-to-soil contact.  For example, if a seed mixture’s no-till seeding rate is 6 lbs/ac, then the same seed mixture’s broadcast seeding rate would be 9 lbs/ac, to achieve similar germination rates.  Calibrate the broadcaster prior to spreading seed; use a free-flowing “carrier” material with the seed if needed.  For best results, broadcast half the total seed in one pattern (i.e. East – West), then broadcast the remaining seed perpendicular to the previous pattern (i.e. North – South).  Cultipack/firm seed bed after broadcasting; cultipacking pattern should be perpendicular to the direction of surface water flow whenever possible."]
["Erie"]
["Fayette",null,null,null,null,null,null,"type"]
["Forest",null,null,null,null,null,null,"tube"]
["Franklin",null,null,null,null,null,null,"mesh"]
["Fulton",null,null,null,null,null,null,"tube/mesh combo"]
["Greene",null,"   ",null,null,null,null,"N/A"]
["Huntingdon",null,"must have at least 2 shrub species",null,null,null,null,"height"]
["Indiana",null,"must have at least 3 tree species",null,null,null,null,"4'"]
["Jefferson",null,"need more plant species (currently less than 5)",null,null,null,null,"5'"]
["Juniata",null,"need to increase total number of trees and/or shrubs",null,null,null,null,"6'"]
["Lackawanna",null,null,null,null,null,null,"N/A"]
["Lancaster",null,null,null,null,null,null,"height"]
["Lawrence",null,null,null,null,null,null,"2'"]
["Lebanon",null,null,null,null,null,null,"4'"]
["Lehigh",null,"site","dry shrubs","shelter?",null,null,"N/A"]
["Luzerne",null,"dry","Crabapple, American","tube"]
["Lycoming",null,"wet","Dogwood, flowering","fence"]
["McKean",null,null,"Dogwood, grey","none"]
["Mercer",null,null,"Fringetree"]
["Mifflin",null,null,"Hawthorne"]
["Monroe",null,null,"Huckleberry, black","treetype","tree site"]
["Montgomery",null,"shrubtype","Inkberry (holly)","BR","drytrees"]
["Montour",null,"LS","Laurel, mountain","CONT","wettrees"]
["Northampton",null,"BR","Raspberry / Blackberry","BaB"]
["Northumberland",null,"CONT","Redbud"]
["Perry",null,null,"Serviceberry"]
["Philadelphia",null,null,"Sumac, staghorn","wet trees",null,null,"dry trees"]
["Pike",null,null,"Viburnum, blackhaw","Birch, gray",null,null,"Aspen, big-toothed"]
["Potter",null,null,"Viburnum, nannyberry","Birch, river",null,null,"Basswood, American"]
["Schuylkill",null,null,"Winterberry (holly)","Birch, yellow",null,null,"Beech, American"]
["Snyder",null,null,"Witchhazel","Boxelder",null,null,"Birch, black"]
["Somerset",null,null,null,"Cedar, northern white",null,null,"Birch, sweet"]
["Sullivan",null,null,null,"Cottonwood, eastern",null,null,"Birch, white/paper"]
["Susquehanna",null,null,"wet shrubs","Elm, slippery",null,null,"Butternut"]
["Tioga",null,null,"Azalea, swamp","Oak, pin",null,null,"Cedar, eastern red"]
["Union",null,null,"Bayberry","Oak, swamp white",null,null,"Cherry, black"]
["Venango",null,null,"Blueberry, highbush","Oak, willow",null,null,"Cherry, pin"]
["Warren",null,null,"Buttonbush","Maple, black",null,null,"Chinquapin"]
["Washington",null,null,"Chokeberry, black","Maple, red",null,null,"Coffee-tree, Kentucky"]
["Wayne",null,null,"Chokeberry, red","Spruce, black",null,null,"Elm, American"]
["Westmoreland",null,null,"Clethra, summersweet","Sycamore, American",null,null,"Fir, balsam"]
["Wyoming",null,null,"Dogwood, grey","Willow, black",null,null,"Gum, black"]
["York",null,null,"Dogwood, redosier",null,null,null,"Gum, sweet"]
[null,null,null,"Dogwood, silky",null,null,null,"Hackberry, northern"]
[null,null,null,"Elderberry",null,null,null,"Hickory, bitternut"]
[null,null,null,"Groundsel-bush",null,null,null,"Hickory, mockernut"]
[null,null,null,"Hazelnut, American",null,null,null,"Hickory, pignut"]
[null,null,null,"Inkberry (holly)",null,null,null,"Hickory, shellbark"]
[null,null,null,"Magnolia, sweetbay",null,null,null,"Hickory, shagbark"]
[null,null,null,"Meadowsweet",null,null,null,"Holly, American"]
[null,null,null,"Ninebark",null,null,null,"Hop-hornbeam"]
[null,null,null,"Rhododendron, rosebay",null,null,null,"Ironwood / Hornbeam"]
[null,null,null,"Rose, swamp",null,null,null,"Locust, black"]
[null,null,null,"Spicebush",null,null,null,"Locust, honey"]
[null,null,null,"Viburnum, arrowwood",null,null,null,"Maple, silver"]
[null,null,null,"Viburnum, cranberrybush",null,null,null,"Mulberry, red"]
[null,null,null,"Viburnum, mapleleaf",null,null,null,"Oak, black"]
[null,null,null,"Viburnum, nannyberry",null,null,null,"Oak, bur"]
[null,null,null,"Viburnum, wither-rod",null,null,null,"Oak, chestnut"]
[null,null,null,"Winterberry (holly)",null,null,null,"Oak, pin, "]
[null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"Oak, red"]
[null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"Oak, scarlet"]
[null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"Oak, white"]
[null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"Paw-paw"]
[null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"Persimmon"]
[null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"Pine, pitch"]
[null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"Pine, red,"]
[null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"Pine, shortleaf"]
[null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"Pine, Virginia"]
[null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"Pine, white"]
[null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"Plum, American"]
[null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"Poplar, tulip"]
[null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"Sassafras"]
[null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"Spruce, blue"]
[null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"Spruce, red"]
[null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"Spruce, white"]

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[null,null,null,"x",null,"x","x",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"May receive a one-time Prescribed Mowing of their entire acreage.  "]

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[null,null,"Participant:",null,null,null,"FSA Contract:  "]
[null,null,"Location:",null,null,null,"County:  "]
[null,null,"Farm #:",null,null,null,"Tract Number:  "]
[]
[null,null,"Definition:"]
[null,null,"The establishment and maintenance of permanent vegetative cover consisting of any combination of native grasses or introduced cool-season grasses with trees and shrubs.  "]
[]
[null,null,"Purpose:  "]
[null,null,"This practice establishes or maintains vegetative cover of native grasses, introduced grasses, forbs and/or legumes, and trees and/or shrubs on eligible cropland to:"]
[null,null,"1."]
[null,null,"2."]
[null,null,"3."]
[null,null,"Description:"]
[null,null,"Many species of wildlife need habitats that provide a variety of cover and food types: grasses for foraging and nesting sites, grasses and woody plants for winter cover, and woody plants for multi-season food sources, shelter, and escape cover.  The CP4D practice allows wildlife to meet their food and cover needs in one general location, by providing a combination of grasses (introduced cool-season grasses or native grasses) and trees and/or shrubs on one field."]
[null,null,"--Introduced cool-season grasses (CSGs) grow best when air and soil temperatures are cooler (spring and fall), and typically go dormant in especially hot or cold conditions.  CSGs include common forage grasses like timothy, orchardgrass, and Kentucky bluegrass.  These grasses grow leaves and other above-ground structures very quickly, and form dense sod; as a result they are excellent for quick erosion control and improving water quality.  They provide nesting and foraging habitat for wildlife in spring, summer, and fall; however, their winter habitat value is low, since even modest amounts of snowfall cover them easily."]
[null,null,"--Native warm-season grasses (WSGs) grow best in the summer, and go dormant in mid- to late fall.  WSGs include grasses like switchgrass, Indian grass, big bluestem, little bluestem and eastern gamagrass.  These grasses grow strong root systems very quickly, but grow leaves and other above-ground structures more slowly.  WSGs are excellent for long-term erosion control and improving water quality.  As bunch grasses, they do not form dense sod, but retain open spaces among their grass clumps (see winter picture above).  Legumes and wildflowers can thrive in the open spaces among WSGs.  They provide excellent nesting and foraging habitat for wildlife in spring, summer, and fall.  WSGs' stiff stems typically remain upright throughout the year; because they don't pack down under snowfall, WSGs provide excellent winter cover for wildlife. "]
[null,null,"--Trees and shrubs provide multiple benefits for wildlife.  They offer roosting and nesting sites, food sources (buds, seeds, nuts, or fruits), and cover (winter thermal cover, protection from wind, escape cover, etc.).  In some cases, they provide nectar, pollen, and egg-laying sites for pollinators.  Areas of woody plants offer safety and living space for many wildlife species, frequently providing much-needed connecting corridors and linkages across the landscape.  Woody plants also improve air quality by removing carbon dioxide from the air and storing it as organic carbon in the vegetation and soil."]
[]
[null,null,"Practice Guidance for New CP4D Acres:  "]
[null,null,"Establish CSGs with legumes, WSGs with legumes/wildflowers, and trees/shrubs in the fields listed in Table 1 and as indicated on the Conservation Plan Map, by following the Site Preparation and Planting guidance below.  Weed control (mowing or herbicide treatment) during the respective establishment periods for the cover types (one year for CSGs, three years for WSGs, and three to four years for trees/shrubs) may help the CP4D covers establish succeessfully.  After the plant types are established, follow the Operation and Maintenance requirements below.  CRP/CREP contracts also require periodic management of CP4D acres, which should follow the Mid-Contract Management guidance below."]
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[null,null,"Site Preparation for INTRODUCED GRASS Portions of New CP4D Acres"]
[null,null,"Select a site preparation method for grasses"]
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[null,null,"Planting Guidance for INTRODUCED GRASS Portions of New CP4D Acres      ",null,null,null,null,null,"Items in gray for USDA"]
[null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"lbs of ","use only"]
[null,null,"Seed Mix and drainage class*",null,null,"lbs / ac","Acres","seed","Seed tag verified?"]
[null,null,"One grass / One legume",null,null,null,null,"needed","Yes ☐","No ☐"]
[null,null,"                Timothy  (WD, MWD, SPD, PD)            or",null,null,4,null,{"$f":"ROUNDUP((F33*G33),0)","v":0}]
[null,null,"                Orchardgrass  (EWD, WD, MWD)       or",null,null,5,null,{"$f":"ROUNDUP((F34*G34),0)","v":0}]
[null,null,"                Kentucky bluegrass  (WD, MWD)      or",null,null,7,null,{"$f":"ROUNDUP((F35*G35),0)","v":0}]
[null,null,"                Smooth bromegrass  (WD, MWD, SPD)",null,null,7,null,{"$f":"ROUNDUP((F36*G36),0)","v":0}]
[null,null,"                               AND"]
[null,null,"                Birdsfoot trefoil  (WD, MWD)           or",null,null,6,null,{"$f":"ROUNDUP((F38*G38),0)","v":0}]
[null,null,"                Ladino clover  (MWD)",null,null,2,null,{"$f":"ROUNDUP((F39*G39),0)","v":0}]
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[null,null,"One grass / Three legumes",null,null,null,null,null,"Yes ☐","No ☐"]
[null,null,"                Timothy  (WD, MWD, SPD, PD)            or",null,null,4,null,{"$f":"ROUNDUP((F42*G42),0)","v":0}]
[null,null,"                Orchardgrass  (EWD, WD, MWD)       or",null,null,5,null,{"$f":"ROUNDUP((F43*G43),0)","v":0}]
[null,null,"                Kentucky bluegrass  (WD, MWD)      or",null,null,7,null,{"$f":"ROUNDUP((F44*G44),0)","v":0}]
[null,null,"                Smooth bromegrass  (WD, MWD, SPD)",null,null,7,null,{"$f":"ROUNDUP((F45*G45),0)","v":0}]
[null,null,"                               AND"]
[null,null,"                Ladino clover  (MWD)                       and",null,null,1,null,{"$f":"ROUNDUP((F47*G47),0)","v":0}]
[null,null,"                Red clover  (WD, MWD)                    and",null,null,2,{"$f":"G47","v":0},{"$f":"ROUNDUP((F48*G48),0)","v":0}]
[null,null,"                Alsike clover  (SPD, PD)",null,null,1,{"$f":"G47","v":0},{"$f":"ROUNDUP((F49*G49),0)","v":0}]
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[null,null,"Two grasses / Two legumes",null,null,null,null,null,"Yes ☐","No ☐"]
[null,null,"                Timothy  (WD, MWD, SPD, PD)         and",null,null,4,null,{"$f":"ROUNDUP((F52*G52),0)","v":0}]
[null,null,"                Orchardgrass  (EWD, WD, MWD)     and",null,null,5,{"$f":"G52","v":0},{"$f":"ROUNDUP((F53*G53),0)","v":0}]
[null,null,"                Red clover  (WD, MWD)                      and",null,null,2,{"$f":"G52","v":0},{"$f":"ROUNDUP((F54*G54),0)","v":0}]
[null,null,"                Alsike clover  (SPD, PD)",null,null,2,{"$f":"G52","v":0},{"$f":"ROUNDUP((F55*G55),0)","v":0}]
[null,null,"                                OR"]
[null,null,"                Orchardgrass  (EWD, WD, MWD)               and",null,null,5,null,{"$f":"ROUNDUP((F57*G57),0)","v":0}]
[null,null,"                Smooth bromegrass (WD, MWD, SPD)   and",null,null,6,{"$f":"G57","v":0},{"$f":"ROUNDUP((F58*G58),0)","v":0}]
[null,null,"                Red clover  (WD, MWD)                                and",null,null,2,{"$f":"G57","v":0},{"$f":"ROUNDUP((F59*G59),0)","v":0}]
[null,null,"                Ladino clover  (MWD)",null,null,2,{"$f":"G57","v":0},{"$f":"ROUNDUP((F60*G60),0)","v":0}]
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[null,null,"Three grasses / Three legumes ",null,null,null,null,null,"Yes ☐","No ☐"]
[null,null,"                Timothy  (WD, MWD, SPD, PD)                 and",null,null,3,null,{"$f":"ROUNDUP((F63*G63),0)","v":0}]
[null,null,"                Orchardgrass  (EWD, WD, MWD)             and",null,null,3,{"$f":"G63","v":0},0]
[null,null,"                Smooth bromegrass (WD, MWD, SPD)  and",null,null,4,{"$f":"+G63","v":0},0]
[null,null,"                Ladino clover  (MWD)                                  and",null,null,1,{"$f":"G63","v":0},0]
[null,null,"            Red clover  (WD, MWD)                            and",null,null,2,{"$f":"G63","v":0},0]
[null,null,"                Alsike clover  (SPD, PD)",null,null,1,{"$f":"G63","v":0},0]
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[null,null,"* Abbreviations represent the following soil drainage categories:  EWD = Excessively Well Drained; WD = Well Drained; MWD = Moderately Well Drained; SPD = Somewhat Poorly Drained; PD = Poorly Drained"]
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[null,null,"Site Preparation for NATIVE GRASS Portions of New CP4D Acres"]
[null,null,"No site preparation needed.  "]
[null,null,{"$f":"IF(C74=data!C72,data!F72,IF(C74=data!C73,data!F73,IF(C74=data!C74,data!F74,IF(C74=data!C75,data!F75, IF(C74=data!C76,data!F76)))))","v":"This option only applies to fields with little or no weed pressure or competing vegetation AND little or no seed bed.  Be aware that weed control is easiest and most effective prior to planting, rather than after.  No cost-sharing is available from USDA for this activity. "}]
[null,null,"SITE-             SPECIFIC                   NOTES","Enter text here"]
[]
[null,null,"Planting Guidance for NATIVE GRASS Portions of New CP4D Acres      ",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Items in gray for USDA"]
[null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"lbs of ",null,"use only"]
[null,null,"Seed Mix and drainage class*",null,null,"lbs / ac","Acres","seed",null,"Seed tag verified?"]
[null,null,"All native warm-season grasses",null,null,null,null,"needed","Yes ☐","No ☐"]
[null,null,"☐  Switchgrass (3 lbs) and deertongue (3 lbs)             WD, MWD, SPD, PD ",null,null,6,null,{"$f":"ROUNDUP((F82*G82),0)","v":0}]
[null,null,"☐  Big bluestem (3 lbs), Indiangrass (1 lb), and Little Bluestem (2)    EWD, WD, MWD ",null,null,6,null,{"$f":"ROUNDUP((F83*G83),0)","v":0}]
[null,null,"☐  Big bluestem (3 lbs), Indiangrass (2 lbs), and switchgrass (1)    EWD, WD, MWD, SPD ",null,null,6,null,{"$f":"ROUNDUP((F84*G84),0)","v":0}]
[null,null,"☐  Big bluestem (3 lbs), Indiangrass (1 lb), Little bluestem (2) and switchgrass (1)                                EWD, WD, MWD, SPD   ",null,null,7,null,{"$f":"ROUNDUP((F85*G85),0)","v":0}]
[]
[null,null,"Mixed native warm-season and cool-season grasses",null,null,null,null,null,"Yes ☐","No ☐"]
[null,null,"☐  Big bluestem (2 lbs), Indiangrass (1 lb), Little bluestem (1 lb), switchgrass (1 lb), sideoats grama (1 lb), and Canada wildrye (2 lbs)    EWD, WD, MWD   ",null,null,8,null,{"$f":"ROUNDUP((F88*G88),0)","v":0}]
[null,null,"☐  Big bluestem (3 lbs), eastern gamagrass (2 lbs), switchgrass (1 lb), deertongue (1 lb), and Virginia wildrye (3 lbs)    MWD, SPD ",null,null,10,null,{"$f":"ROUNDUP((F89*G89),0)","v":0}]
[null,null,"☐  Riverbank wildrye (5 lbs), Virginia wildrye (5 lbs), and switchgrass (1 lb)    WD, MWD, SPD, PD ",null,null,11,null,{"$f":"ROUNDUP((F90*G90),0)","v":0}]
[null,null,"☐  Canada wildrye (4 lbs) and switchgrass (3 lbs)    EWD, WD, MWD, SPD",null,null,7,null,{"$f":"ROUNDUP((F91*G91),0)","v":0}]
[]
[null,null,"Native cool-season grasses  (choose one mix) ",null,null,null,null,null,"Yes ☐","No ☐"]
[null,null,"☐  Canada wildrye (3 lbs), Virginia wildrye (3 lbs), Riverbank wildrye (2 lbs), and Bottlebrush (2 lbs)    WD, MWD, SPD   ",null,null,10,null,{"$f":"ROUNDUP((F94*G94),0)","v":0}]
[null,null,"☐  Canada wildrye (4 lbs), Virginia wildrye (4 lbs), and Riverbank wildrye (2 lbs)    EWD, WD, MWD   ",null,null,10,null,{"$f":"ROUNDUP((F95*G95),0)","v":0}]
[null,null,"☐  Riverbank wildrye (4 lbs), Virginia wildrye (4 lbs), and Canada wildrye (2 lbs)    WD, MWD, SPD  ",null,null,10,null,{"$f":"ROUNDUP((F96*G96),0)","v":0}]
[]
[null,null,"* Abbreviations represent the following soil drainage categories:  EWD = Excessively Well Drained; WD = Well Drained; MWD = Moderately Well Drained; SPD = Somewhat Poorly Drained; PD = Poorly Drained"]
[]
[]
[null,null,"Planting Method for GRASS Portions of New CP4D acres"]
[null,null,"Select a seeding method for grasses"]
[null,null,{"$f":"IF(C102=data!C79,data!F79, IF(C102=data!C80,data!F80, IF(C102=data!C81,data!F81, IF(C102=data!C82,data!F82))))","v":"         "}]
[null,null,"SITE-                   SPECIFIC NOTES","Enter text here"]
[]
[null,null,"Establishment of GRASS Portions of New CP4D Acres"]
[null,null,"Cool-season grasses typically need one year after seeding to fully establish; warm-season grasses typically need two to three years after seeding to fully establish.  During those establishment periods, grass growth improves greatly with reduction of competing vegetation and/or weed pressure.  As a result, CRP and CREP rules allow mowing and spraying of grass portions of CP4D acres, at any time during their period of of establishment (one year for CSGs, three years for WSGs).  Do not mow CSG acres below 6 inches and do not mow WSG acres lower than 8 inches.  Follow all label instructions when applying appropriate herbicides.  Contact NRCS prior to mowing or spraying, for technical assistance and to document the establishment actions taken."]
[null,null,"After the applicable establishment period ends, mowing and spraying of different habitat types must follow the more restrictive timing and guidance given in Operation and Maintenance, below.  Therefore, NRCS recommends using the available mowing and/or spraying to its full advantage in the establishment years, to promote the most vigorous grass cover possible on CP4D acres.  CRP/CREP contracts also require periodic management of CP4D acres, which should follow the Mid-Contract Management guidance below.   "]
[]
[]
[null,null,"Site Preparation for TREE AND SHRUB Portions of New CP4D Acres"]
[null,null,"Select a site preparation method for tree/shrub area(s)"]
[null,null,{"$f":"IF(C112=data!F67,data!F72,IF(C112=data!F68,data!F73,IF(C112=data!F69,data!F74,IF(C112=data!F70,data!F76))))","v":"   "}]
[null,null,"SITE-             SPECIFIC                   NOTES","Enter text here"]
[]
[]
[null,null,"Planting Guidance for TREE AND SHRUB Portions of New CP4D Acres      "]
[null,null,"Plant trees and shrubs (live stake (LS), bareroot (BR), containerized (CONT), or ball-and burlap (BaB)) "]
[null,null,"on the following amount of acres:",null,null,"A minimum planting density of 195 plants per acre,"]
[null,null,"which creates a layout of 15' x 12' (15' between rows, and 12' between plants in a row), is required."]
[null,null,"That minimum density will require at least",null,null,{"$f":"ROUNDUP((E119*195),0)","v":0},"trees and shrubs."]
[null,null,"  "]
[null,null,"The tables below provide specifications on plant species and materials needed for the tree and shrub portions of the CP4D.  "]
[null,null,"Plant at least five species of trees and shrubs adapted to the specific site's conditions; a minimum of two shrub species is required.  NRCS recommends shrubs that reach maturity and provide fruit or nuts quickly, to maximize benefits for wildlife.  Species selections and planting layouts should complement or enhance the adjacent CRP/CREP grass plantings.  "]
[]
[null,null,null,null,null,null,"# of tube","# of fence"]
[null,null,"Site","Shrub Species","Type","Quantity","shelters?","shelters?"]
[]
[]
[]
[]
[]
[]
[]
[]
[]
[]
[null,null,null,null,"total # of shrubs:",{"$f":"SUM(F128:F137)","v":0},{"$f":"SUM(G128:G137)","v":0},0]
[null,null,{"$f":"COUNTA(D128:D137)","v":0},{"$f":"IF(C139<2,F139,G139)","v":"more shrub species needed"},null,"more shrub species needed","   "]
[null,null,null,null,null,null,"# of tube","# of fence"]
[null,null,"Site","Tree Species","Type","Quantity","shelters?","shelters?"]
[]
[]
[]
[]
[]
[]
[]
[]
[]
[]
[null,null,null,null,"total # of trees:",{"$f":"SUM(F142:F151)","v":0},{"$f":"SUM(G142:G151)","v":0},0]
[null,null,{"$f":"COUNTA(D142:D151)","v":0},{"$f":"IF((C153+C139)<5,F153,G153)","v":"more tree species needed"},null,"more tree species needed","   "]
[]
[null,null,"PLANT MATERIALS"]
[null,null,null,null,"Total # of plants (trees and shrubs):",{"$f":"(F138+F152)","v":0},{"$f":"IF(F156<F121,H156,I156)","v":"   "},"more plants needed","   "]
[]
[]
[null,null,"SHELTERS",null,"Total # of shelters:",{"$f":"SUM(G138+G152)","v":0},null,"shelter type:","type"]
[null,null,null,null,"# of stakes for shelters:",{"$f":"F159","v":0},null,"height of tree shelters:","height"]
[null,null,null,null,"# of bird nets for shelters:",{"$f":"F159","v":0},null,"height of shrub shelters:","height"]
[null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"   "]
[null,null,"FENCE",null,"Total # of fence shelters:",{"$f":"SUM(H138+H152)","v":0}]
[null,null,null,null,"Total length (ft) of fence needed:",0,"ft  ",{"$f":" IF((H138+H152)=0, I165,I162)","v":"NO FENCE NEEDED"}]
[null,null,null,"(example: a 3-ft diameter fence ring requires 9.5 linear feet of fence)",null,null,null,null,"NO FENCE NEEDED"]
[null,null,null,null,"# of stakes for fences:",{"$f":"ROUNDUP((F164/6),-1)","v":0},"(assumes one stake every 6' of fence)"]
[]
[null,null,"STAKES",null,"Total # of stakes needed:",{"$f":"F160+F166","v":0}]
[]
[null,null,"ATTACHMENTS",null,"Total # of cable ties:",{"$f":"F168*2","v":0},"(assumes 2 ties per stake)"]
[null,null,null,null,"or other similar attachments"]
[]
[]
[null,null,"Establishment of TREE/SHRUB Portions of New CP4D Acres"]
[null,null,"Trees and shrubs typically take four years to fully establish.  During that four-year establshement period, plant growth improves greatly with reduction of competing vegetation and/or weed pressure.  As a result, CRP and CREP rules allow Weed control (mowing or herbicide treatment) during the establishment period of four years after planting is especially important to help the trees and shrubs establish successfully.  After the establishment period for trees and shrubs ends, mowing or spraying must follow the more restrictive timing and guidance given in Operation and Maintenance requirements below.  CRP/CREP contracts also require periodic management of CP4D acres, which should follow the Mid-Contract Management guidance below. "]
[null,null,"SITE-                   SPECIFIC NOTES","Enter text here"]
[null,null,"Operation and Maintenance:   "]
[null,null,"To be compliant with the CRP/CREP contract, 50% or less of the cover on CP4D acreage must be woody vegetation (mix of trees and shrubs), while the remaining 50% or more may be acceptable herbaceous vegetation.  Acceptable introduced perennial grasses and/or native perennial grasses include native warm-season or cool-season perennial grasses and common introduced perennial grasses such as timothy, orchardgrass, bluegrasses and smooth bromegrass.  Acceptable non-grass species include legumes, asters, blackberries, blue vervain, boneset, buttercups, common mullein, common ragweed, daisies, daisy fleabane, dogbane, goldenrods, ironweeds, Joe Pye weeds, milkweeds, Queen Anne's lace, raspberries, rushes, sedges, smartweeds, sumacs (native) and sunflowers.  Encroachment of tall fescue cannot exceed 10% of the cover on CP4D acres."]
[null,null,"To control unwanted vegetation and to keep the existing conservation cover in compliance with the CRP/CREP contract, perform maintenance (by spot mowing or herbicide treatment) on specific, limited locations where weeds occur (not whole fields or pre-set amounts of fields (i.e. 1/3 of a field).  Mow up to 20% (one-fifth) of any CP4D field in any given year; to avoid damaging the grasses, do not mow CSGs below 6 inches and do not mow WSGs below 8 inches.  Treatment with appropriate herbicides should always follow label directions for rate, amount, and timing of herbicide application.  "]
[null,null,"Both spot mowing and herbicide treatment must occur between August 1 and August 31.  Spot mowing or herbicide treatment needed at other times of the year—for example, thistle control in May or early June—is possible, but must be requested from and pre-approved by the FSA County Committee.  "]
[null,null,"Control noxious weeds (see list below) on all CP4D acres over the entire length of the CRP/CREP contract.  Mowing alone may not be sufficient to control noxious or woody vegetation; a follow-up herbicide treatment may be necessary.  Any CP4D cover destroyed must be re-established."]
[null,null,"animated oat",null,"giant hogweed",null,null,"musk/nodding thistle"]
[null,null,"broomrape",null,"goatsrue",null,null,"Palmer amaranth"]
[null,null,"bull thistle",null,"hydrilla",null,null,"poison hemlock"]
[null,null,"Canada thistle",null,"johnsongrass",null,null,"purple loosestrife"]
[null,null,"common waterhemp",null,"kudzu",null,null,"shattercane"]
[null,null,"dodder",null,"mile-a-minute",null,null,"tall waterhemp"]
[null,null,"Eur. wand loosestrife",null,"multiflora rose",null,null,"wavyleaf basketgrass"]
[]
[null,null,"Temporary haying or grazing of CP4D acres is limited to specific situations (Hay Emergency declared by USDA, weed control via Prescribed Grazing, Mid-Contract Management practices, etc.).  All haying or grazing activities require review by NRCS and approval by FSA prior to implementation."]
[]
[null,null,"Mid-Contract Management (MCM):   "]
[null,null,"Implement the MCM practices indicated in Table 2 below, to prolong, improve, or diversify the benefits of the CP4D cover.  Specific guidance for each MCM practice chosen can be found on the related Job Sheet(s) included with this CRP/CREP plan.  Contact NRCS for a site visit and field evaluation before conducting MCM, to verify that the contracted MCM activity applies to the condition of the site."]
[]
[null,null,"By signing this document, the participant agrees to implement the CP4D conservation practice following the technical recommendations provided by NRCS and approved by FSA.    Any changes to the CP4D practice must receive NRCS and FSA approval prior to implementation."]
[]
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[null,null,"Table 1: CP4D Implementation and Schedule"]
[null,null,"Select number of fields",null,null,null,null,null,"     (for USDA reporting only)"]
[null,null,null,"Field","Acres","Year","Acres","Year","Certified by"]
[null,null,10,null,"Planned","Planned","Applied","Applied","NRCS","Part."]
[null,null,null,1]
[{"$f":"IF($C$202<2,\"No\",\"Yes\")","v":"Yes"},null,null,2]
[{"$f":"IF($C$202<3,\"No\",\"Yes\")","v":"Yes"},null,null,3]
[{"$f":"IF($C$202<4,\"No\",\"Yes\")","v":"Yes"},null,null,4]
[{"$f":"IF($C$202<5,\"No\",\"Yes\")","v":"Yes"},null,null,5]
[{"$f":"IF($C$202<6,\"No\",\"Yes\")","v":"Yes"},null,null,6]
[{"$f":"IF($C$202<7,\"No\",\"Yes\")","v":"Yes"},null,null,7]
[{"$f":"IF($C$202<8,\"No\",\"Yes\")","v":"Yes"},null,null,8]
[{"$f":"IF($C$202<9,\"No\",\"Yes\")","v":"Yes"},null,null,9]
[{"$f":"IF($C$202<10,\"No\",\"Yes\")","v":"Yes"},null,null,10]
[]
[null,null,"NRCS       Comments:"]
[]
[]
[null,null,"Certification Statement:"]
[null,null,"I certify that implementation of this conservation practice is complete, meets criteria for the stated purpose(s), and meets the NRCS conservation practice standard and specifications."]
[]
[]
[null,null,"Certified By:"]
[]
[]
[]
[]
[]
[]
[null,null,"Table 2: Mid-Contract Management Activity and Schedule"]
[null,null,"Select number of fields"]
[]
[null,null,10]
[null,null,null,null,null,null,"Acres","Year","Acres","Year"]
[null,null,"Field","Mid-Contract Management",null,null,"Planned","Planned","Applied","Applied"]
[null,null,1,"Select a MCM"]
[{"$f":"IF($C$231<2,\"No\",\"Yes\")","v":"Yes"},null,2,"Select a MCM"]
[{"$f":"IF($C$231<3,\"No\",\"Yes\")","v":"Yes"},null,3,"Select a MCM"]
[{"$f":"IF($C$231<4,\"No\",\"Yes\")","v":"Yes"},null,4,"Select a MCM"]
[{"$f":"IF($C$231<5,\"No\",\"Yes\")","v":"Yes"},null,5,"Select a MCM"]
[{"$f":"IF($C$231<6,\"No\",\"Yes\")","v":"Yes"},null,6,"Select a MCM"]
[{"$f":"IF($C$231<7,\"No\",\"Yes\")","v":"Yes"},null,7,"Select a MCM"]
[{"$f":"IF($C$231<8,\"No\",\"Yes\")","v":"Yes"},null,8,"Select a MCM"]
[{"$f":"IF($C$231<9,\"No\",\"Yes\")","v":"Yes"},null,9,"Select a MCM"]
[{"$f":"IF($C$231<10,\"No\",\"Yes\")","v":"Yes"},null,10,"Select a MCM"]
[null,null,"I certify that implementation of this conservation practice is complete, meets criteria for the stated purpose(s), and meets the related NRCS conservation practice standard and specifications."]
[]
[null,null,"Certified By:"]

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[null,null,"Participant:",null,null,null,"FSA Contract:  "]
[null,null,"Location:",null,null,null,"County:  "]
[null,null,"Farm #:",null,null,null,"Tract Number:  "]
[]
[null,null,"Definition:"]
[null,null,"The establishment and maintenance of permanent vegetative cover consisting of any combination of native grasses or introduced cool-season grasses with trees and shrubs.  "]
[]
[null,null,"Purpose:  "]
[null,null,"This practice maintains existing vegetative cover of native grasses, introduced grasses, forbs and/or legumes, and trees and/or shrubs on eligible cropland to:"]
[null,null,"1."]
[null,null,"2."]
[null,null,"3."]
[null,null,"Description:"]
[null,null,"Many species of wildlife need habitats that provide a variety of cover and food types: grasses for foraging and nesting sites, grasses and woody plants for winter cover, and woody plants for multi-season food sources, shelter, and escape cover.  The CP4D practice allows wildlife to meet their food and cover needs in one general location, by providing a combination of grasses (introduced cool-season grasses or native grasses) and trees and/or shrubs on one field."]
[null,null,"--Introduced cool-season grasses (CSGs) grow best when air and soil temperatures are cooler (spring and fall), and typically go dormant in especially hot or cold conditions.  CSGs include common forage grasses like timothy, orchardgrass, and Kentucky bluegrass.  These grasses grow leaves and other above-ground structures very quickly, and form dense sod; as a result they are excellent for quick erosion control and improving water quality.  They provide nesting and foraging habitat for wildlife in spring, summer, and fall; however, their winter habitat value is low, since even modest amounts of snowfall cover them easily."]
[null,null,"--Native warm-season grasses (WSGs) grow best in the summer, and go dormant in mid- to late fall.  WSGs include grasses like switchgrass, Indian grass, big bluestem, little bluestem and eastern gamagrass.  These grasses grow strong root systems very quickly, but grow leaves and other above-ground structures more slowly.  WSGs are excellent for long-term erosion control and improving water quality.  As bunch grasses, they do not form dense sod, but retain open spaces among their grass clumps (see winter picture above).  Legumes and wildflowers can thrive in the open spaces among WSGs.  They provide excellent nesting and foraging habitat for wildlife in spring, summer, and fall.  WSGs' stiff stems typically remain upright throughout the year; because they don't pack down under snowfall, WSGs provide excellent winter cover for wildlife. "]
[null,null,"--Trees and shrubs provide multiple benefits for wildlife.  They offer roosting and nesting sites, food sources (buds, seeds, nuts, or fruits), and cover (winter thermal cover, protection from wind, escape cover, etc.).  In some cases, they provide nectar, pollen, and egg-laying sites for pollinators.  Areas of woody plants offer safety and living space for many wildlife species, frequently providing much-needed connecting corridors and linkages across the landscape.  Woody plants also improve air quality by removing carbon dioxide from the air and storing it as organic carbon in the vegetation and soil."]
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[]
[null,null,"Practice Guidance for Re-Enrolled CP4D Acres:  "]
[null,null,"Maintain the existing CSGs an/or WSGs and trees/shrubs in the fields shown in Table 1 and on the Conservation Plan Map, to provide ongoing erosion control and wildlife habitat for the length of the new CRP/CREP contract."]
[null,null,"Grass Management for Re-Enrolled CP4D Acres"]
[null,null,"The current grass cover may benefit from actions to re-invigorate the grasses and prolong the cover throughout the new CRP/CREP contract.  Implement all activities marked with a check below.  More than one management activity may be needed, or none may be needed.  Discuss cost-sharing or reimbursement availability with FSA prior to implementation of the actions. "]
[null,null,null,"Conduct Prescribed Mowing on CP4D acres, dispersing mowing residues evenly across mowed areas.  Avoid wind rows, clumping, or other accumulated residues that may smother the desired cover or prevent seed-to-soil contact. "]
[null,null,null,"Conduct Prescribed Mowing on CP4D acres, removing mowing residues from the field by raking and baling, then destroying or donating residues.  Coordinate with FSA staff, who must verify the disposal of baled residues.  (Fee charged.) "]
[null,null,null,"No management action needed.  No cost-sharing is associated with this option.  "]
[null,null,"SITE-                   SPECIFIC NOTES","Enter text here"]
[null,null,"Operation and Maintenance:   "]
[null,null,"To be compliant with the CRP/CREP contract, 50% or less of the cover on CP4D acreage must be woody vegetation (mix of trees and shrubs), while the remaining 50% or more may be acceptable herbaceous vegetation.  Acceptable introduced perennial grasses and/or native perennial grasses include native warm-season or cool-season perennial grasses and common introduced perennial grasses such as timothy, orchardgrass, bluegrasses and smooth bromegrass.  Acceptable non-grass species include legumes, asters, blackberries, blue vervain, boneset, buttercups, common mullein, common ragweed, daisies, daisy fleabane, dogbane, goldenrods, ironweeds, Joe Pye weeds, milkweeds, Queen Anne's lace, raspberries, rushes, sedges, smartweeds, sumacs (native) and sunflowers.  Encroachment of tall fescue cannot exceed 10% of the cover on CP4D acres."]
[null,null,"To control unwanted vegetation and to keep the existing conservation cover in compliance with the CRP/CREP contract, perform maintenance (by spot mowing or herbicide treatment) on specific, limited locations where weeds occur (not whole fields or pre-set amounts of fields (i.e. 1/3 of a field).  Mow up to 20% (one-fifth) of any CP4D field in any given year; to avoid damaging the grasses, do not mow CSGs below 6 inches and do not mow WSGs below 8 inches.  Treatment with appropriate herbicides should always follow label directions for rate, amount, and timing of herbicide application.  "]
[null,null,"Both spot mowing and herbicide treatment must occur between August 1 and August 31.  Spot mowing or herbicide treatment needed at other times of the year—for example, thistle control in May or early June—is possible, but must be requested from and pre-approved by the FSA County Committee.  "]
[null,null,"Control noxious weeds (see list below) on all CP4D acres over the entire length of the CRP/CREP contract.  Mowing alone may not be sufficient to control noxious or woody vegetation; a follow-up herbicide treatment may be necessary.  Any CP4D cover destroyed must be re-established."]
[null,null,"animated oat",null,"giant hogweed",null,null,"musk/nodding thistle"]
[null,null,"broomrape",null,"goatsrue",null,null,"Palmer amaranth"]
[null,null,"bull thistle",null,"hydrilla",null,null,"poison hemlock"]
[null,null,"Canada thistle",null,"johnsongrass",null,null,"purple loosestrife"]
[null,null,"common waterhemp",null,"kudzu",null,null,"shattercane"]
[null,null,"dodder",null,"mile-a-minute",null,null,"tall waterhemp"]
[null,null,"Eur. wand loosestrife",null,"multiflora rose",null,null,"wavyleaf basketgrass"]
[]
[null,null,"Temporary haying or grazing of CP4D acres is limited to specific situations (Hay Emergency declared by USDA, weed control via Prescribed Grazing, Mid-Contract Management practices, etc.).  All haying or grazing activities require review by NRCS and approval by FSA prior to implementation."]
[]
[null,null,"Mid-Contract Management (MCM):   "]
[null,null,"Implement the MCM practices indicated in Table 1 below, to prolong, improve, or diversify the benefits of the CP4D cover.  Specific guidance for each MCM practice chosen can be found on the related Job Sheet(s) included with this CRP/CREP plan.  Contact NRCS for a site visit and field evaluation before conducting MCM, to verify that the contracted MCM activity applies to the condition of the site."]
[]
[]
[null,null,"By signing this document, the participant agrees to implement the CP4D conservation practice following the technical recommendations provided by NRCS and approved by FSA.    Any changes to the CP4D practice must receive NRCS and FSA approval prior to implementation."]
[]
[]
[null,null,"Table 1: Mid-Contract Management Activity and Schedule"]
[null,null,"Select number of fields"]
[]
[null,null,10]
[null,null,null,null,null,null,"Acres","Year","Acres","Year"]
[null,null,"Field","Mid-Contract Management",null,null,"Planned","Planned","Applied","Applied"]
[null,null,1,"Select a MCM"]
[{"$f":"IF($C$57<2,\"No\",\"Yes\")","v":"Yes"},null,2,"Select a MCM"]
[{"$f":"IF($C$57<3,\"No\",\"Yes\")","v":"Yes"},null,3,"Select a MCM"]
[{"$f":"IF($C$57<4,\"No\",\"Yes\")","v":"Yes"},null,4,"Select a MCM"]
[{"$f":"IF($C$57<5,\"No\",\"Yes\")","v":"Yes"},null,5,"Select a MCM"]
[{"$f":"IF($C$57<6,\"No\",\"Yes\")","v":"Yes"},null,6,"Select a MCM"]
[{"$f":"IF($C$57<7,\"No\",\"Yes\")","v":"Yes"},null,7,"Select a MCM"]
[{"$f":"IF($C$57<8,\"No\",\"Yes\")","v":"Yes"},null,8,"Select a MCM"]
[{"$f":"IF($C$57<9,\"No\",\"Yes\")","v":"Yes"},null,9,"Select a MCM"]
[{"$f":"IF($C$57<10,\"No\",\"Yes\")","v":"Yes"},null,10,"Select a MCM"]
[null,null,"Certification Statement:"]
[null,null,"I certify that implementation of this conservation practice is complete, meets criteria for the stated purpose(s), and meets the related NRCS conservation practice standard and specifications."]
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[null,null,"Certified By:"]