ACPF Version 5 was released in the spring of 2023. Use this updated Users Manual as your reference when using Version 5 with ArcGIS Pro 3.0 and above.
Roughly 1 in 20 people have some sort of color vision deficiency. Color blindness is a genetic condition that occurs more frequently in men (1 in 10) than women. It can occur when there is a problem with the color-sensing cones in the eye’s nerve cells. This factsheet has tips and examples for developing accessible maps for color blind producers.
A helpful guide for making landscape maps accessible for color blind producers.
Using the ACPF Utilities Suite you can create your own ACPF database complete with watershed boundaries, field boundaries, elevation, soils and land use data and run the ACPF tools anywhere in the conterminous United States –Read More…
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…
This manual accompanies 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.
This resource is a complete FAQs page that will help you find answers to some of the most asked ACPF forum questions.