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701.26 Practices carried out with aid from ineligible persons.

701.27 Division of Federal cost-shares. 701.28 Increase in small Federal cost

shares.

701.29 Maximum Federal cost-share limitation.

701.30 Persons eligible to file application for payment of Federal cost-shares. 701.31 Time and manner of filing application and required information.

701.32 Appeals.

701.33 Performance based upon advice or action of county or State committee.

GENERAL PROVISIONS RELATING TO FEDERAL

COST-SHARING

701.34 Compliance with regulatory meas

701.35 701.36

ures.

Maintenance and use of practices. Practices defeating purposes of program.

701.87 Depriving others of Federal cost

701.38

701.39

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share.

Filing of false claims.

Misuse of purchase orders.

Federal cost-shares not subject to claims.

701.41 Assignments.

DEFINITIONS

701.42 Definitions.

AVAILABILITY OF FUNDS, APPLICABILITY, AND DELEGATION OF AUTHORITY

701.43

Availability of funds. 701.44 Applicability.

701.45 Delegation of authority.

CONSERVATION PRACTICES WITH ENDURING BENEFITS WHERE PROPERLY APPLIED AND MAINTAINED

PRACTICES PRIMARILY FOR ESTABLISHMENT OF PERMANENT PROTECTIVE COVER

701.46 Practice A-1: Establishment of a permanent vegetative cover in orchards and vineyards for control of erosion.

701.47 Practice A-2: Establishment of a permanent vegetative cover for soil protection or as a needed landuse adjustment.

701.48 Practice A-3: Establishment of additional acreages of vegetative cover in crop rotation to retard erosion and to improve soil structure, permeability, or water-holding capacity.

701.49 Practice A-4: Treatment of farmland to permit the use of legumes and grasses for soil improvement and protection.

701.50 Practice A-5: Establishment of contour stripcropping to protect soil from wind or water erosion.

PRACTICES PRIMARILY FOR IMPROVEMENT AND PROTECTION OF ESTABLISHED VEGETATIVE COVER

701.54 Practice B-1: Improvement of an es

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tablished vegetative cover for soil or watershed protection. Practice B-2: Improvement or protection of vegetative cover on rangeland by artificial reseeding, deferred grazing or other measures to promote stand improvement or firebreaks.

701.56 Practice B-3: Controlling competitive shrubs to permit growth of adequate desirable vegetative cover for soil protection on range or pasture land.

701.57 Practice B-4: Furrowing, chiseling, ripping, scarifying, pitting, or listing noncrop grazing land to prevent soil loss, retard runoff, and improve water penetration. 701.58 Practice B-5: Constructing wells for

livestock water as a means of protecting vegetative cover or to make practicable the utilization of the land for vegetative cover.

701.59 Practice B-6: Developing springs or seeps for livestock water as a means of protecting vegetative cover or to make practicable the utilization of the land for vegetative cover.

701.60 Practice B-7: Constructing or sealing dams, pits or ponds to provide water for agricultural uses. 701.61 Practice B-8: Installing pipelines, supplemental water storage, cisterns, and artificial watersheds for livestock water as a means of protecting vegetative cover or to make practicable the utilization of the land for vegetative cover.

701.62 Practice B-9: Constructing permanent fences as a means of protecting vegetative cover.

701.63 Practice B-10: Improvement of a stand of forest trees on farmland. 701.64 Practice B-11: Constructing stock trails through brush, rock, or other natural barriers as a means of protecting established vegetative

cover.

701.65 Practice B-12: Controlling noxious weeds in order to protect soil or water resources.

PRACTICES PRIMARILY FOR THE CONSERVATION AND DISPOSAL OF WATER

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Practice C-1: Establishment of permanent sod waterways to dispose of excess water without causing erosion.

701.67 Practice C-2: Establishment of permanent vegetation as protection against erosion.

701.68 Practice C-3: Establishment of orchards, vineyards, bush fruits, strawberries, or perennial vegetables on the contour to prevent erosion.

701.69 Practice C-4: Constructing terraces to detain or control the flow of water and check soil erosion. 701.70 Practice C-5: Constructing diversion terraces, ditches, or dikes to intercept runoff and divert excess water to protected outlets.

701.71 Practice C-6: Constructing erosion control, detention, or sediment retention dams, pits or ponds to prevent or heal gullying or to retard or reduce runoff of water.

701.72 Practice C-7: Constructing channel lining, chutes, drop spillways, pipe drops, drop inlets, or similar structures for the protection of outlets and water channels that dispose of excess water.

701.73 Practice C-8: Streambank or shore protection, channel clearance, enlargement or realinement, or construction of floodways, levees, or dikes, to prevent erosion or flood damage to farmland.

701.74 Practice C-9: Constructing permanent open drainage systems to dispose of excess water.

701.75 Practice C-10: Installing

under

ground drainage systems to dispose of excess water. 701.76 Practice C-11: Shaping or land grading to permit effective surface drainage.

701.77 Practice C-12: Installing or reorganizing irrigation systems in a manner which conserves water and prevents erosion.

701.78 Practice C-13: Leveling land for more efficient use of irrigation water and to prevent erosion. 701.79 Practice C-14: Constructing or lining dams, pits, or ponds for irrigation water.

701.80 Practice C-15: Lining irrigation ditches to prevent erosion and loss of water by seepage.

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Practice C-16: Constructing spreader ditches or dikes to divert and spread water to prevent erosion, to permit beneficial use of runoff, or to replenish ground water supply.

701.82 Practice C-17: Subsoiling to improve water penetration and retard runoff to control erosion.