Layer: Rice - Wet (Restoration Value) (ID: 24)

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Name: Rice - Wet (Restoration Value)

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Description: Rice cropland on wet soils within the Mississippi River Basin, scored for relative restoration value, minimum size - 1 acre. Minimum field size of 5 acres used as input. In this case a "wet soil" is a Gridded SSURGO mapunit where "pwsl1pomu" (Potential Wetland Landscape) is at least 60 or at least 50 and "drclassdcd" (Drainage Class - Dominant Condition) is poorly or very poorly drained. These mapunits represent those with the highest wetland potential based on these conservative criteria. Drainage class criteria was included to account for mapunit inconsistencies across county/state lines. CDL 2013/Gridded SSURGO 2014. Wetland restoration values were calculated by adding together values according to whether a site overlapped the following areas: NWI wetland feature; low-lying area; organic soil; marginal soil; low slope. Areas within NWI features, within a low-lying area, with organic soils, or in very flat areas (slope < 1%) were weighted higher. Maximum score = 8.

Copyright Text: USDA-NASS Cropland Data Layer, 2013 NRCS Gridded SSURGO, 2014 The Conservation Fund, 2015. Point of Contact: Michael Schwartz | Email: MichaelSchwartz@conservationfund.org | Phone: 304-876-2815

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