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Conservation Practices

Sediment / Erosion Best Management Practices (BMP’S)

There is an array of Sediment / Erosion BMP’s that focus on the protection Ohio's soil and water resources by promoting the use of agricultural production practices that are environmentally friendly, economically viable and socially acceptable.

Review the below links for individual practice information so you can determine which Best Management Practices will work best for you!

Soils

Soil Survey Book



Licking County Soil Survey - Text

Licking County Soil Survey - Tables



We also have books available for viewing in the office.
 
Aerial photos
We have the 1930, 1940, 1950-52, 1958, 1964, 1989, 2004 aerial photos available for viewing in the office. Copies are available for $0.20 - $0.25 each.

Soil Scientists Consultant List
2006 Soil Scientists Consultant List
           
Soil Testing Locations
Soil Testing Locations

Soils limitations and attributes
Soils limitations and attributes can vary depending on the location, land condition, and the environment.

Maps

  • Aerial soils photos - We have the 1930, 1940, 1950-52, 1958, 1964, 1989, 2004 aerial maps available for viewing in the office. Copies of these maps are available for $0.20 - $0.25 each.
    Wetland maps are available for viewing in the office
  • FEMA Flood Plain maps are available for viewing in the office
  • Licking County Topo Maps available for viewing in the office

For additional maps please visit:

Agronomy

Licking County Soil and Water Conservation District assists landowners with soils and technical information so landowners can manage their land resources in a sustainable manner.

Agronomy Guide
More information coming soon!
    
For additional information please visit:
American Society of Agronomy

Conservation Tillege

No-till
More information in the near future.

Minimum-tillage
More information in the near future.

Farmland Preservation

ODA – Conservation Easements
More information coming soon!

CAUV
In July 2003 Section 5713.30 of the Ohio Revised Code was amended to include conservation practices.

Agriculture for Tomorrow Committee of Licking County

More information coming soon!

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