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Official Document Type
Contract
Approved Date
07/24/2007
Control Number
2007-231b
Agenda Item Number
7.L.
Entity Name
Schacht Groves
Subject
Cost Share Grant Contract Citrus Best Management
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Exhibit B <br /> OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE PLAN <br /> IRRIGATION SYSTEM/MICRO-IRRIGATION <br /> COOPERATOR: Schacht Groves DATE : <br /> ADDRESS: _ 6100 12t' Street, Vero Beach, FL 32966 <br /> PRACTICE LOCATION : SECTION TOWNSHIP RANGE FIELD NO. <br /> GENERAL <br /> A properly operated and maintained trickle irrigation system is an asset to your farm. This irrigation <br /> system was designed and installed to apply irrigation water to meet the needs of the crops without causing <br /> excessive erosion or runoff. The estimated life span of this installation is at least 10 years. The life of <br /> this system can be assured and usually increased by developing and carrying out a good operation and <br /> maintenance program. <br /> This practice will require you to perform periodic maintenance and may also require operational items to <br /> maintain satisfactory performance. Here are some recommendations to help you develop a good <br /> operation and maintenance program. <br /> GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS <br /> • Only operate system when needed to furnish water for plant growth. <br /> • Check to make sure that all connections are watertight and all valves are working properly. <br /> • Make sure that the filter is working; even if it is automatic, it needs constant monitoring. Clean filters <br /> and make adjustments if needed. <br /> • Periodically examine each emitter for proper operation, replace if defective. <br /> • Exclude all livestock from the equipment and irrigated areas. <br /> • During non-seasonal use, drain and place the removable part of the system in an area where it will not <br /> be damaged. <br /> • Maintain all pumps, agitators, piping, valves and other electrical and mechanical equipment in good <br /> operating condition following the manufacturer's recommendations. <br /> • Immediately repair any vandalism, vehicular or livestock damage. <br /> USDA-NRCS 1 May 1997 <br />
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