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ANNAPOLIS, MD (January 15, 2025) ~ Annapolis, MD - The Maryland Department of Agriculture is urging farmers to take advantage of electronic reporting for their Annual Implementation Reports (AIRs) for the 2024 calendar year. The deadline for submission is March 1, 2025.
Approximately 5,300 farmers in Maryland are regulated by the department's Nutrient Management Program and are required to follow nutrient management plans when fertilizing crops and managing animal manure. As part of this regulation, they must also submit annual reports summarizing their nutrient applications from the previous year.
For those looking to save time and reduce errors, electronic reporting is available through Maryland OneStop. This option has gained popularity with 35% of farmers using it last year. Farmers who are new to this method will need to register for an account, while returning farmers can simply log in to their existing accounts.
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According to users, electronic filing is faster, easier, and more accurate than paper reporting. The application process guides users through each step and provides a delivery confirmation once the report is submitted. Users also receive status updates as their data is verified.
While electronic filing is encouraged, a mail-in option is still available for those who prefer paper reporting. Paper forms were mailed out in mid-January and can also be downloaded from the department's website. Farmers can contact their regional nutrient management office for more information.
The department's Nutrient Management Program oversees Confined Animal Feeding Operations (CAFOs) operating under a permit from the Maryland Department of the Environment. These operations are required to submit one combined Reporting Form and a manure analysis to the program.
With the deadline approaching, farmers are reminded to submit their AIRs by March 1st using either electronic or paper reporting methods. By utilizing electronic reporting, farmers can save time and ensure accuracy in their nutrient management plans.
Approximately 5,300 farmers in Maryland are regulated by the department's Nutrient Management Program and are required to follow nutrient management plans when fertilizing crops and managing animal manure. As part of this regulation, they must also submit annual reports summarizing their nutrient applications from the previous year.
For those looking to save time and reduce errors, electronic reporting is available through Maryland OneStop. This option has gained popularity with 35% of farmers using it last year. Farmers who are new to this method will need to register for an account, while returning farmers can simply log in to their existing accounts.
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According to users, electronic filing is faster, easier, and more accurate than paper reporting. The application process guides users through each step and provides a delivery confirmation once the report is submitted. Users also receive status updates as their data is verified.
While electronic filing is encouraged, a mail-in option is still available for those who prefer paper reporting. Paper forms were mailed out in mid-January and can also be downloaded from the department's website. Farmers can contact their regional nutrient management office for more information.
The department's Nutrient Management Program oversees Confined Animal Feeding Operations (CAFOs) operating under a permit from the Maryland Department of the Environment. These operations are required to submit one combined Reporting Form and a manure analysis to the program.
With the deadline approaching, farmers are reminded to submit their AIRs by March 1st using either electronic or paper reporting methods. By utilizing electronic reporting, farmers can save time and ensure accuracy in their nutrient management plans.
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