PENNSYLVANIA PHOSPHORUS INDEX UPDATE

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PENNSYLVANIA PHOSPHORUS INDEX UPDATE Jennifer Weld Department of Ecosystem Science and Management, Penn State University 2017 Pennsylvania Inter-Agency Nutrient Management Annual Conference November 2, 2017 & November 16, 2017

This afternoon. Brief overview of the P Index revision process Revisions: Potential changes to the P Index P Index structure Soil loss Implications: of proposed revisions Information required for the revised P Index Training requirements Timeline for future activities

Phosphorus Loss and the P Index >> Estimating the risk of P loss << Sources Transport N P K Volatilization Critical Source Area Runoff Source Transport Erosion Leaching Tile flow Subsurface flow Hydrology Phosphorus Index Identify and manage critical source areas for environmental protection from P losses

Critical source area concept P-Index Regions with high soil test P ~90% of P comes from ~10% of Watershed High Soil P (>100 ppm) Zones of runoff generation FD-36 (40 ha) Critical Source Areas High Soil P (>100 ppm) Mahantango watershed Critical Source Areas

PA Phosphorus Index Version 2 EXCESS P ALLOWED Low P Index N Based Management Medium P Index N Based Management High P Index P Based: Crop removal Very High P Index No P: Manure or Fertilizer PART A: SCREENING TOOL Is the CMU in a Special Protection Watershed? Is there a significant farm management change as defined by Act 38? Is the Soil Test Mehlich-3 P greater than 200 ppm P? Is the contributing distance from this CMU to water less than 150 ft.? PART B: SOURCE FACTORS SOIL TEST Mehlich-3 Soil Test P (ppm P) FERTILIZER P RATE FERTILIZER APPLICATION METHOD MANURE P RATE MANURE APPLICATION METHOD 0.2 Placed or injected 2" or more deep 0.2 Placed or injected 2" or more deep Soil Test Rating = 0.20* Mehlich-3 Soil Test P (ppm P) 0.4 Incorporated <1 week following application Fertilizer P (lb P 2O 5/acre) 0.6 Incorporated > 1 week or not incorporated following application in April - October 0.8 Incorporated >1 week or not incorporated following application in Nov. - March Fertilizer Rating = Fertilizer Rate x Fertilizer Application Method 0.4 Incorporated <1 week following application Manure P (lb P 2O 5/acre) 0.6 Incorporated > 1 week or not incorporated following application in April - October 0.8 Incorporated >1 week or not incorporated following application in Nov. - March Field ID 1.0 Surface applied to frozen or snow covered soil 1.0 Surface applied to frozen or snow covered soil MANURE P AVAILABILITY Refer to: Test results for P Source Coefficient OR Book values from P Index Fact Sheet Table 1 Manure Rating = Manure Rate x Manure Application Method x Manure P Availability Source Factor Sum PART B: TRANSPORT FACTORS Field ID EROSION Soil Loss (ton/a/yr) RUNOFF POTENTIAL 0 Excessively 2 Somewhat Excessively 4 Well/Moderately Well 6 Somewhat Poorly 8 Poorly/Very Poorly SUBSURFACE DRAINAGE 0 None 1 Random 2* Patterened CONTRIBUTING DISTANCE MODIFIED CONNECTIVITY 6 0 2 4 9 100 to 199 ft. OR > 500 ft. 350 to 500 ft. 200 to 349 ft. < 100 ft. <100 ft. with 35 ft. buffer Transport Sum = Erosion+ Runoff Potential + Subsurface Drainage + Contributing Distance 0.85 50 ft. Riparian Buffer APPLIES TO DIST < 100 FT * OR rapid permeability soil near a stream "9" factor does not apply to fields with a 35 ft. buffer receiving manure. Field ID If the answer is yes to any of these questions Part B must be used. 1.1 1.0 Direct Connection Grassed Waterway or APPLIES TO DIST None > 100 FT Transport Sum x Modified Connectivity/24 P Index Value = 2 x Source x Transport

Challenges to the P Index P Index allows excess P to be applied Environmental concerns Sustainability of a finite P resource P Index not consistent across the country Especially interpretation Science + Value Judgement Limited direct calibration of the P Index If we are going to continue to use the P Index these concerns must be addressed EPA & NRCS Very HIgh

National effort to improve the P Index and P Management Chesapeake Bay Watershed: Refining and Harmonizing Phosphorus Indices in the Chesapeake Bay Region P Index Evaluation and Improvement: Monitoring & Modeling Not feasible to have enough experimental sites to completely calibrate a P Index with monitored data Process based models can be used to simulate fate and transport of P over a much wider range of conditions SWAT, APEX, DRAINMOD Monitoring network will be used to validate the models Models will be used to develop calibrations, suggest improvements to the P Index, and evaluate revised P Indices NRCS Conservation Innovation Grants

Potential Revisions: P Index Structure PA P Index: Version 2 PART A: SCREENING TOOL Is the CMU in a Special Protection Watershed? Is there a significant farm management change as defined by Act 38? Is the Soil Test Mehlich-3 P greater than 200 ppm P? Is the contributing distance from this CMU to water less than 150 ft.? Field ID If the answer is yes to any of these questions Part B must be used. PART B: SOURCE FACTORS SOIL TEST Mehlich-3 Soil Test P (ppm P) FERTILIZER P RATE FERTILIZER APPLICATION METHOD 0.2 Placed or injected 2" or more deep Soil Test Rating = 0.20* Mehlich-3 Soil Test P (ppm P) 0.4 Incorporated <1 week following application Fertilizer P (lb P2O5/acre) 0.6 Incorporated > 1 week or not incorporated following application in April - October 0.8 Incorporated >1 week or not incorporated following application in Nov. - March Field ID 1.0 Surface applied to frozen or snow covered soil MANURE P RATE MANURE APPLICATION METHOD 0.2 Placed or injected 2" or more deep Fertilizer Rating = Fertilizer Rate x Fertilizer Application Method 0.4 Incorporated <1 week following application Manure P (lb P2O5/acre) 0.6 Incorporated > 1 week or not incorporated following application in April - October 0.8 Incorporated >1 week or not incorporated following application in Nov. - March 1.0 Surface applied to frozen or snow covered soil MANURE P AVAILABILITY PART B: TRANSPORT FACTORS EROSION RUNOFF 0 POTENTIAL Excessively SUBSURFACE 0 DRAINAGE None CONTRIBUTING DISTANCE MODIFIED CONNECTIVITY Refer to: Test results for P Source Coefficient OR Book values from P Index Fact Sheet Table 1 0 > 500 ft. Manure Rating = Manure Rate x Manure Application Method x Manure P Availability 2 Somewhat Excessively 2 350 to 500 ft. Soil Loss (ton/a/yr) 4 Well/Moderately Well 1 Random 4 200 to 349 ft. 6 Somewhat Poorly 6 100 to 199 ft. OR <100 ft. with 35 ft. buffer Source Factor Sum Revision would consider dissolved P and particulate P Field ID 8 Poorly/Very Poorly 2* Patterened 9 < 100 ft. Transport Sum = Erosion+ Runoff Potential + Subsurface Drainage + Contributing Distance 0.85 50 ft. Riparian Buffer APPLIES TO DIST < 100 FT * OR rapid permeability soil near a stream "9" factor does not apply to fields with a 35 ft. buffer receiving manure. 1.1 1.0 Direct Connection Grassed Waterway or APPLIES TO DIST None > 100 FT Transport Sum x Modified Connectivity/24 P Index Value = 2 x Source x Transport

Restructuring the P Index Current SOURCE Factor Soil Test Fertilizer Rate Method Manure Rate Method PSC X Transport Factor Erosion Runoff Leaching Distance Modified Connectivity = P Index r 2 =0.52 Modeled P loss (kg/ha) Revised Component PI Sediment P SOURCE Soil Test Soluble P SOURCE Manure P Fertilizer P Soil P sat Soluble P SOURCE Manure P Fertilizer P X X Sediment Transport Erosion = Sediment P Factor Runoff Transport Runoff = Leaching Transport Leaching = Runoff Soluble P Factor Leaching Soluble P X Factor Soil P sat r 2 =0.65 Each Source Factor weighted Each Transport Factor weighted Distance Connectivity Modeled P Loss (kg/ha) (Bolster et al. 2012 P Index

P Index Restructuring: Management Recommendations Soluble P Factor 4 R Practices Right place Right time Right source Right rate Sediment P Factor Soil Conservation Practices Erosion Landscape factors contributing to erosion Soil type Slope

Potential Revisions: Soil loss Currently, the P Index uses soil loss calculated across the crop rotation Results indicate annual soil loss may be a more appropriate indicator of P loss potential

Rotation vs Annual Soil Loss Manure 1. Corn 7 t/a 2. Corn 7 t/a 3. Corn 7 t/a 4. Corn 7 t/a 5. Hay 1 t/a 6. Hay 1 t/a 7. Hay 1 t/a 8. Hay 1 t/a Rotation 4 t/a* This is not a specific requirement of 590, but could come into play with the revised P Index Annual soil loss makes sense RUSLE2 calculates annual soil loss Not typically reported *Currently used in P Index and for conservation planning to meet T soil loss How are we going to get this done on all fields that need the PI? PAOneStop

Watershed in Northumberland County Year Sediment P Loss (kg/ha) P Index Value P Index Erosion (T/A) Sediment Yield (T/A) 2006 0.31 40 2 0.15 2007 6.50 83 2 1.15 2008 15.64 39 2 7.27 2009 1.13 33 2 1.13 2010 0.56 33 2 0.44

PAOneStop.org Currently used to develop maps for NMPs Fields Soils Topography Setbacks Tools for E & S planning are under development within PAOneStop

Implications Most information required for the revised P Index will be similar to the current P Index The exception, annual soil loss Tools needed will be RUSLE 2 and PA OneStop Training updates will be needed Nutrient management specialists Manure brokers Update to nutrient management planning tools Standard format for Nutrient Management Plan and Nutrient Balance Sheet PAOneStop

Future Activities Proposed revised P Index Review with stakeholder groups Field evaluation to assess implementation Tools needed will be RUSLE 2 and PA OneStop Maintenance and update of supporting tools PAOneStop Nutrient Management Standard Format spreadsheets