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Farming + Soil Conservation: Fun Funding for ding for Best Pract Best Practices ices Farming + Soil Conservation: Funding for Best Practices Welcome and Introductions About ORC&D Oahu Resource Conservation and Development Council An


  1. Farming + Soil Conservation: Fun Funding for ding for Best Pract Best Practices ices Farming + Soil Conservation: Funding for Best Practices

  2. Welcome and Introductions

  3. About ORC&D Oahu Resource Conservation and Development Council

  4. An independent non- profit… …assisting rural enterprises and farmers.

  5. Improving Stewardship ...

  6. …of our Island Resources.

  7. …projects that conserve and sustain our natural, human, cultural and economic resources.

  8. Conservation Planning Direct Sunn Hemp Sales Oahu RC&D Services: Oahu RC&D Services Monitoring Workshops/ Training

  9. Conservation Planning Direct Sunn Hemp Sales Oahu RC&D Services: Oahu RC&D Services Monitoring Agribusiness Training

  10. A Look into Conservation Planning… A conservation plan is a tool that helps farmers protect and enhance the natural resources that support productive and profitable farming operations. Conservation plans are flexible, working blueprints. They can be adapted or revised to meet evolving land management goals or address the changing needs of a farm.

  11. @OahuRCD Want to learn more? • www.oahurcd.org • Subscribe to our e-mail list • Social Media www.facebook.com/OahuResourceConservationA ndDevelopment/ Twitter: @OahuRCD Instagram: @OahuRCD

  12. Watershed Overview: Ka`alaea and Waiāhole

  13. A watershed is an area of land, such as a mountain or valley, which collects rainwater into a common outlet

  14. Ka`alaea http://hoodsteading.tumblr.com /

  15. Waiāhole

  16. Program Overview

  17. O‘ahu RC&D assisted farmers located in Waiahole and Kaalaea to develop conservation plans and implement practices that improve water quality by reducing total nitrogen, phosphorus, and sediment.

  18. Waiahole Project Accomplishments: • 7 total conservation plans approved • 47 individual farmers were reached • 64 tons of sediment/year reduced • 64 lbs of Phosphorus/year reduced • 149 lbs of Nitrogen/year reduced

  19. Farmers receive cost-share assistance (up to 70%) to install conservation practices that address watershed health. Farmers will receive assistance to develop a conservation plan for their property. Projects must be completed by May 2018 .

  20. Best Management Practices

  21. Streambank Stabilization Full Circle Nursery

  22. Streambank Stabilization Full Circle Nursery

  23. Streambank Stabilization Full Circle Nursery

  24. Slope Stabilization Full Circle Nursery

  25. Water and Sediment Control Basin w

  26. Soil Erosion Waiahole Farms

  27. Slope Stabilization Waiahole Farms

  28. Erosion Control

  29. Slope Stabilization

  30. Erosion Control Kahula Lio Farms

  31. Erosion Control Kahula Lio Farms

  32. Erosion Control Kahula Lio Farms

  33. Invasive Plant Control Kahula Lio Farms

  34. Invasive Plant Control Kahula Lio Farms

  35. Streambank Stabilization Keohokapu-Meria

  36. Grassy Waterway Estimated load reduction = 149 tons sediment / yr

  37. How To Apply

  38. Waiahole Project Coordinator Dave Elliott dave.elliott@oahurcd.org 808 354-1567 My Role: • Identify potential conservation practices • Help you with the application process • Serve as support during project implementation

  39. Helpful Information to Apply: 1. Site visit with Dave to identify conservation practices (recommended) 2. Download application (oahurcd.org) or obtain hard copy 3. Submit completed application by 3:00 pm Tuesday, February 28 , 2017 4. Plan to complete installation of the conservation practices before May 1, 2018 5. All applicant materials remain confidential within O‘ahu RC&D.

  40. Evaluation Criteria 1. Project contribution to improving water quality. 2. Project contribution towards overall watershed health. 3. Demonstrated commitment by applicant. 4. Ability to commit resources and provide needed matching contributions : Applicants must contribute at least 33% of total project cost.

  41. Waiahole Project Coordinator Dave Elliott dave.elliott@oahurcd.org 808 354-1567 My Role: • Identify potential conservation practices • Help you with the application process • Serve as support during project implementation

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