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AG E&S

​An Agricultural Erosion and Sediment Control Plan (Ag E&S) is required for tilling and Animal Heavy Use Areas (AHUA) that exceed 5,000 square feet under PA Code §102.4(a). This plan is intended to list Best Management Practices (BMP) that reduce excess nutrient and sediment loads in local waterways.
 
If tillage or AHUAs are under 5,000 square feet, an Ag E&S plan is not required, but BMPs should be implemented.
 
Note: If no-till equipment is used, an Ag E&S plan is still required if all criteria are met.
 
An Ag E&S plan can be written by a producer, but it’s highly encouraged to contact our staff for assistance.
 
PaOneStop can be utilized to help in preparation of your plan. User-friendly guides are found on the website to help work through the plan. A link to PaOneStop is provided below:
https://paonestop.psu.edu/whoCanAccess.html
 
Example Plan 
 
Blank Plan
 
Other Resources:
Ag E&S Guide 
Ag E&S Summary 
 
Have any questions? Contact Cheyenne Jenner at (570) 782-2105
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  • Home
    • Board Meeting Minutes & Agendas >
      • 2021 Agendas & Minutes
      • 2022 Agendas & Minutes
      • 2023 Agendas & Minutes
      • 2024 Agendas & Minutes
      • 2025 Agendas & Minutes
    • About
    • Directors
    • Staff
    • Contact us
  • Permits & Resources
    • Permit Resources
    • Ponds, Lakes, and Streams
    • Stormwater Management
    • Contractor List
  • Programs
    • 102 Program
    • 105 Program
    • Agriculture >
      • ACAP
      • Ag E&S
      • Agricultural Land Preservation
      • Chesapeake Bay Program
      • Manure Management
      • Nutrient Management
      • SCCD Projects >
        • Aldrich Project
        • Burdick Creek
    • Dirt, Gravel, & Low Volume Road Program >
      • Mud Clips
      • QAB
    • Education
    • No-Till Program
    • Watershed Stewardship >
      • Riparian Buffer Grant
  • Calendar
  • Annual Report
  • Conservation Corner
  • Day Camp Registration
  • Down to Earth Newsletter
  • Envirothon
    • Envirothon Practice
  • Grants
  • Partners in Conservation
  • Summer intern
  • Who Ya Gonna Call?
  • Events