The ACPF team, along with our partners, developed as series of graphics outlining how ACPF can be used in the NRCS Nine-Step Conservation Planning Process. These graphics are intended for watershed and conservation planners exploring howRead More…
A Q&A with Lindsay Olson, former Water Quality Specialist with Dunn County Land and Water Conservation Department on how they used the ACPF in the Wilson Creek Watershed in Western Wisconsin.
A Q&A with Herb Manifold with Ecosystems Connections Institute on how the ACPF was used in the Beargrass Creek Watershed in Indiana.
A Q&A with Kevin Kuehner of the Minnesota Department of Agriculture on how they used the ACPF in the Root River Watershed in Southeastern Minnesota.
A Q&A with James Martin of the Iowa Department of Agricultural and Land Stewardship on how they used the ACPF in the Buckeye Creek Watershed in Southeastern Iowa.
Colleagues at the University of Minnesota Water Resources Center, with support from USDA NRCS, recently developed a guide for making landscape-specific adaptations to the ACPF. This guide helps users take advantage of the flexibility built intoRead More…
This directory lists for hire partners who can provide technical consulting services related to the Agricultural Conservation Planning Framework (ACPF). Organizations listed have acknowledged that the organization has staff trained in the technical aspects of theRead More…
A guide to how the Agricultural Conservation Planning Framework National Hub can help you use the ACPF in your conservation planning processes
This article in the Journal of Environmental Quality introduces the FiNRT tool and outlines how financial and expected field-scale N loss data are used to calculate total long-term cost and cost effectiveness of various conservation plans.
This manual accompanies version 4 of the ACPF software tools as a training and referencing resource for use with the third version of these tools, written for use in ArcGIS Desktop version 10.7 and 10.8.