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2013 Sediment Reductions A total reduction of 1,661,636 tons of sediment statewide. Indiana Conservation Partnership Region 5 Model Load Reductions Introduction Methodology Upper White 30,625 Kankakee 42,660 Tippecanoe 89,142 Lower White 153,826 St Joseph (MI) 173,140 Whitewater 53,904 Patoka 48,223 Sugar 21,516 Driftwood 21,656 Wildcat 76,642 Eel (WFWR) 106,160 Blue-Sinking 229,600 Iroquois 15,628 Lower East Fork White 392,444 Eel (WR) 207,277 Muscatatuck 93,201 Upper Wabash 73,511 Middle Wabash-Little Vermillion 123,487 Mississinewa 7,446 Salamonie 18,098 Middle Wabash-Busseron 72,546 Lower Wabash 48,873 Flatrock-Haw 9,542 St Marys 17,459 Lower Ohio-Little Pigeon 203,371 St Joseph (OH) 118,817 Middle Ohio-Laughery 75,004 Upper East Fork White 97,112 Middle Wabash-Deer 22,126 Silver-Little Kentucky 65,112 Highland-Pigeon 51,259 Little Calumet-Galien 2,362 Maumee 9,873 Auglaize 732 Vermilion 5,779 Chicago 288 Vermilion 5,779 Lower Great Miami 2,122 Upper Great Miami 228 Lower Great Miami 2,122 Upper White 16,116 Kankakee 21,503 Tippecanoe 49,647 Lower White 78,025 St Joseph (MI) 90,259 Whitewater 26,946 Sugar 10,742 Driftwood 10,812 Wildcat 38,637 Eel (WFWR) 52,795 Blue-Sinking 115,353 Iroquois 8,325 Eel (WR) 104,206 Muscatatuck 52,319 Patoka 25,340 Lower East Fork White 194,719 Upper Wabash 36,425 Middle Wabash-Little Vermillion 99,659 Mississinewa 3,658 Salamonie 9,133 Middle Wabash-Busseron 46,794 Lower Wabash 24,209 Flatrock-Haw 5,991 St Marys 9,223 Lower Ohio-Little Pigeon 100,647 St Joseph (OH) 61,127 Middle Ohio-Laughery 42,842 Upper East Fork White 48,598 Middle Wabash-Deer 11,319 Silver-Little Kentucky 38,473 Highland-Pigeon 25,287 Little Calumet-Galien 1,194 Maumee 4,875 Auglaize 374 Vermilion 3,041 Chicago 140 Vermilion 3,041 Lower Great Miami 1,060 Upper Great Miami 114 Lower Great Miami 1,060 Nitrogen Reduction (lbs.\year) 1 - 50,000 50,001 - 200,000 200,001 - 300,000 300,001 - 400,000 2013 Nitrogen Reductions 2013 Phosphorus Reductions Upper White 15,171 Kankakee 17,535 Tippecanoe 54,089 Lower White 85,089 Sugar 8,765 St Joseph (MI) 102,263 Whitewater 23,715 Patoka 64,130 Driftwood 8,865 Wildcat 31,041 Eel (WFWR) 51,707 Blue-Sinking 146,742 Iroquois 7,036 Lower East Fork White 244,034 Eel (WR) 91,299 Muscatatuck 61,696 Upper Wabash 27,325 Middle Wabash-Little Vermillion 113,597 Mississinewa 3,258 Salamonie 6,536 Middle Wabash-Busseron 87,309 Lower Wabash 26,104 Flatrock-Haw 8,115 St Marys 9,187 Lower Ohio-Little Pigeon 121,867 St Joseph (OH) 58,578 Middle Ohio-Laughery 47,811 Upper East Fork White 42,484 Middle Wabash-Deer 8,809 Silver-Little Kentucky 47,588 Highland-Pigeon 30,784 Little Calumet-Galien 846 Maumee 4,343 Auglaize 284 Vermilion 2,337 Chicago 199 Vermilion 2,337 Lower Great Miami 987 Upper Great Miami 114 Lower Great Miami 987 Sediment Reduction (tons\year) Phosphorus Reduction (lbs.\year) A total reduction of 2,780,790 pounds of nitrogen statewide. A total reduction of 1,469,926 pounds of phosphorus statewide. DEB FAIRHURST CHRIS MORSE LOU RENSHAW DOUG NUSBAUM (Tillage Trends By County) (Separate Data Flow Process) (Total Funding By County) (Separate Data Flow Process) (By County) SUSAN HOVERMALE (By Watershed) *Data Sharing Privacy Agreements are in place ** http://it.tetratech-ffx.com/steplweb/models$docs.htm ***Incorporated into the Indiana Nutrient Reduction Strategy Last updated 9/25/14 Original Data Source Data Server Location Agency Point of Contact Total Practices Installed 2013 Conservation Accomplishments Indiana's Soil and Water Conservation Districts Data Provided By: Poster Created By:
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2013 Sediment Reductions
A total reduction of 1,661,636 tonsof sediment statewide.
Indiana Conservation Partnership Region 5 Model Load ReductionsIntroduction Methodology
Upper White30,625
Kankakee42,660
Tippecanoe89,142
Lower White153,826
St Joseph (MI)173,140
Whitewater53,904
Patoka48,223
Sugar21,516
Driftwood21,656
Wildcat76,642
Eel (WFWR)106,160
Blue-Sinking229,600
Iroquois15,628
Lower East Fork White392,444
Eel (WR)207,277
Muscatatuck93,201
Upper Wabash73,511
Middle Wabash-Little Vermillion123,487
Mississinewa7,446
Salamonie18,098
Middle Wabash-Busseron72,546
Lower Wabash48,873
Flatrock-Haw9,542
St Marys17,459
Lower Ohio-Little Pigeon203,371
St Joseph (OH)118,817
Middle Ohio-Laughery75,004
Upper East Fork White97,112
Middle Wabash-Deer22,126
Silver-Little Kentucky65,112
Highland-Pigeon51,259
Little Calumet-Galien2,362
Maumee9,873Auglaize
732
Vermilion5,779
Chicago288
Vermilion5,779
Lower Great Miami2,122
Upper Great Miami228
Lower Great Miami2,122
Allen
La ke
Kno x
Ja y
W hite
V igo
Ja sper
Lapo rte
Cass
Parke
Rush
Cla y
Greene
Pike
Gra nt
Ripley
Gib so n
No b le
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Cla rk
Po rter
Elkha rt
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Bo o ne
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M a diso n
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Hendric ks
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Jo hnso n
Ho wa rd
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Ha nc o c k
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Dea rb o rnBartho lo m ew
Fa yette
Flo yd
Switzerla nd
Ohio
V erm illio n
U nio n
V a nderb urgh
Bla c kfo rd
Allen
La ke
Kno x
Ja y
W hite
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V erm illio n
Upper White16,116
Kankakee21,503
Tippecanoe49,647
Lower White78,025
St Joseph (MI)90,259
Whitewater26,946
Sugar10,742
Driftwood10,812
Wildcat38,637
Eel (WFWR)52,795
Blue-Sinking115,353
Iroquois8,325
Eel (WR)104,206
Muscatatuck52,319
Patoka25,340
Lower East Fork White194,719
Upper Wabash36,425
Middle Wabash-Little Vermillion99,659
Mississinewa3,658
Salamonie9,133
Middle Wabash-Busseron46,794
Lower Wabash24,209
Flatrock-Haw5,991
St Marys9,223
Lower Ohio-Little Pigeon100,647
St Joseph (OH)61,127
Middle Ohio-Laughery42,842
Upper East Fork White48,598
Middle Wabash-Deer11,319
Silver-Little Kentucky38,473
Highland-Pigeon25,287
Little Calumet-Galien1,194
Maumee4,875
Auglaize374
Vermilion3,041
Chicago140
Vermilion3,041
Lower Great Miami1,060
Upper Great Miami114
Lower Great Miami1,060
LAKE88
ALLEN619
JAY162
KNOX749
V IGO196
W HITE124
CASS322
JASPER139
PIKE229
RU SH234
CLAY468
PARKE445
LAPORTE214
GREENE915
GIBSON270
M IAM I546
PORTER218
RIPLEY685
OW EN245
NOBLE2,136
POSEY250
GRANT123
BOONE104
PU TNAM371
DU BOIS345
W AYNE188
HENRY199
PERRY265
CLARK146
JACKSON323
W ELLS737
SHELBY45
PU LASKI215
DAV IESS639
ELKHART502
M ARION51
W ABASH1,199
BENTON431
M ADISON92
SU LLIV AN322
KOSCIU SKO1,126
FU LTON170
ORANGE315
ADAM S1,127
HARRISON350
CLINTON431
M ONROE165
DEKALB446
NEW TON74
M ORGAN163
M ARTIN288
ST JOSEPH179
M ARSHALL112
W ARRICK855
W ARREN153
RANDOLPH469
BROW N91
LAW RENCE363
HAM ILTON165
TIPPECANOE288
CARROLL471
FRANKLIN161
FOU NTAIN368
DECATU R364
STARKE114
W ASHINGTON703
W HITLEY660
JENNINGS194
DELAW ARE75
HENDRICKS253
LAGRANGE779
M ONTGOM ERY172
TIPTON72
STEU BEN171
JOHNSON238
HOW ARD220
JEFFERSON344
HANCOCK50
SCOTT76
CRAW FORD122
U NION24
FAYETTE174
FLOYD20
SPENCER413
HU NTINGTON428
DEARBORN213
BARTHOLOM EW192
V ERM ILLION184
OHIO29
SW ITZ ERLAND160
VANDERBU RGH384
BLACKFORD66
Nitrogen Reduction (lbs.\year)1 - 50,000
50,001 - 200,000
200,001 - 300,000
300,001 - 400,000
2013 Nitrogen Reductions 2013 Phosphorus Reductions
Upper White15,171
Kankakee17,535
Tippecanoe54,089
Lower White85,089
Sugar8,765
St Joseph (MI)102,263
Whitewater23,715
Patoka64,130
Driftwood8,865
Wildcat31,041
Eel (WFWR)51,707
Blue-Sinking146,742
Iroquois7,036
Lower East Fork White244,034
Eel (WR)91,299
Muscatatuck61,696
Upper Wabash27,325
Middle Wabash-Little Vermillion113,597
Mississinewa3,258
Salamonie6,536
Middle Wabash-Busseron87,309
Lower Wabash26,104
Flatrock-Haw8,115
St Marys9,187
Lower Ohio-Little Pigeon121,867
St Joseph (OH)58,578
Middle Ohio-Laughery47,811
Upper East Fork White42,484
Middle Wabash-Deer8,809
Silver-Little Kentucky47,588
Highland-Pigeon30,784
Little Calumet-Galien846
Maumee4,343Auglaize
284
Vermilion2,337
Chicago199
Vermilion2,337
Lower Great Miami987
Upper Great Miami114
Lower Great Miami987
Allen
La ke
Kno x
Ja y
W hite
V igo
Ja sper
Lapo rte
Cass
Parke
Rush
Cla y
Greene
Pike
Gra nt
Ripley
Gib so n
No b le
Perry
Cla rk
Po rter
Elkha rt
Po sey
W ells
Bo o ne
Henry
Owen
Ja c kso n
Putna m
Dub o is
M ia m i
Pula ski
Shelb y
Harriso n
Sulliva n
M a rio n
Fulto n
W a yne
Clinto n
Bento n
Ko sc iusko
Carro ll
Da viess
Ora nge
M a diso n
M o nro e
M o rga n
M a rsha ll
M a rtin
Newto n
W a b a sh
W a rric k
W a rren
Fra nklin
DeKa lb
Bro wn
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Ra ndo lph
Ada m s
La wrenc e
Dec a tur
Sta rke
Fo unta in
Ha m ilto n
W a shingto n
W hitley
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St. Jo seph
Jennings
Dela wa re
M o ntgo m ery
Hendric ks
La gra nge
Tipto n
Jefferso n
Steub en
Jo hnso n
Ho wa rd
Huntingto n
Ha nc o c k
Sc o tt
Cra wfo rd
Dea rb o rnBartho lo m ew
Fa yette
Flo yd
Switzerla nd
Ohio
V erm illio n
U nio n
V a nderb urgh
Bla c kfo rd
Sediment Reduction (tons\year)1 - 25,000
25,001 - 100,000
100,001 - 175,000
175,001 - 250,000
Phosphorus Reduction (lbs.\year)1 - 25,000
25,001 - 100,000
100,001 - 175,000
175,001 - 250,000
A total reduction of 2,780,790 poundsof nitrogen statewide.
A total reduction of 1,469,926 poundsof phosphorus statewide.
The India na Co nservatio n Partnership is c o m prised o f eight India na a genc ies a nd o rga niza tio ns who share a c o m m o n go a l o f pro m o ting c o nservatio n. To that end, the m issio n o f the India na Co nservatio n Partnership is to pro vide tec hnic a l, fina nc ia l a nd educ atio na l assista nc e needed to im plem ent ec o no m ic a lly a nd enviro nm enta lly c o m patib le la nd a nd water stewardship dec isio ns, pra c tic es a nd tec hno lo gies.In 2013, m em b ers o f the India na Co nservatio n Partnership (ICP) b ega n using the Enviro nm enta l Pro tec tio n Agenc y’s (EPA) Regio n 5 Nutrient Lo a d Reductio n m o del to determ ine the im pa c t o f insta lled c o nservatio n pra c tic es im plem ented b y the ICP Co nservatio n Im plem entatio n Tea m s o n India na 's water qua lity.The ICP a do pted the Regio n 5 Nutrient Lo a d Reductio n m o del to a na lyze c o nservatio n pra c tic es funded b y state pro gra m s suc h as the India na State Departm ent o f Agriculture's Clea n W a ter India na Pro gra m a nd the India na Departm ent o f Natura l Reso urc es' La ke a nd River Enha nc em ent Pro gra m , as well as federa lly funded pro gra m s inc luding EPA's Sectio n-319 Pro gra m a nd U SDA’s Farm Bill Pro gra m .Fo r c a lenda r yea r 2013, the ICP Co nservatio n Im plem entatio n Tea m s insta lled 30,775 c o nservatio n pra c tic es. A to ta l o f 15,322 o f tho se pra c tic es c o uld b e a na lyzed using the Regio n 5 Nutrient Lo a d Reductio n M o del, whic h estim ated a nnua l reductio ns o f sedim ent, as well as nitro gen a nd pho spho rus tied to sedim ent ero sio n (b ro wn, green a nd b lue m aps, respectively). These reductio ns c o ntinue fo r the life o f the pra c tic es m o deled (e.g., grassed waterwa ys are designed to b e 10-year pra c tic es, while c o ver cro ps are 1-year pra c tic es, esta b lished a nnua lly). Reductio ns indisso lved nutrients, suc h as disso lved rea c tive pho spho rus (DRP) a nd nitrate (NO3), are no t a c c o unted fo r b y the regio n 5 m o del. The rem a ining ICP pra c tic es were no t m o deled b ec a use they were no t asso c ia ted with sedim ent lo ss o r were no t c o vered b y the EPA Regio n 5 m o del. This effo rt represents ICP-assisted c o nservatio n in India na .India na is the o nly state in the c o untry to a do pt a m o del a m o ng so m a ny partners to estim a te c o nservatio n im pa c t o n a statewide sc a le. As part o fIndia na ’s Nutrient Reductio n Strategy, this m o deling effo rt illustrates the c o ntinued suc c ess a nd c ha llenges o f c o nservatio n a nd serves as a to o l to help set watershed prio rity a nd reductio n targets, m a na ge c o nservatio n reso urc es, a nd to further sta keho lder invo lvem ent at a ll levels o f go vernm ent within a nd a c ro ss India na .
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*Data Sharing Privacy Agreements are in place** http://it.tetratech-ffx.com/steplweb/models$docs.htm***Incorporated into the Indiana Nutrient Reduction Strategy Last updated 9/25/14
In dian a Con se rvation Partn e rship An n ual (CY) Workload Accoun tability Data FlowOriginal Data SourceData Server LocationAgency Point of Contact
Total Practices Installed20 - 139
146 - 288
315 - 546
619 - 915
1,126 - 2,136
2013 Conservation Accomplishments
Ja nuary 1 thru Dec em b er 31, 2013Co nservatio n Pra c tic es Co m pleted - 30,775Co nservatio n Pra c tic es U nderwa y - 2,393
Indiana's Soil and Water Conservation Districts
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Poster Created By:Deb Fa irhurst, ISDA Pro gra m M a na gerDec em b er 8, 2014
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