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The RCD provides technical assistance to landowners, farmers, ranchers
and other land managers in Monterey County. Our
staff have backgrounds in hydrology, engineering, agriculture,
forestry, wildlife biology, and environmental and earth sciences. We
provide planning and design services for a range of resource protection
and conservation practices including erosion control, water quality
protection, habitat enhancement, flood management, irrigation efficiency,
and nutrient management.
The RCDMC and its partners also provide a range of project design
services including (but not limited to) hydrologic analysis, engineering
design, vegetation plans, and irrigation system design. We
also provide site assessments to Monterey County landowners, growers
and ranchers to evaluate resource concerns and outline the steps
required to develop solutions to resource problems. If you would
like more information or assistance on your property, please
contact us.
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Provides on-site distribution uniformity
evaluations of individual irrigation systems. |
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Recommends the type of
grass for improving your farm roads and the
most useful methods of installation. |
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Good "row arrangement" and "furrow
alignment" curbs erosion, improves irrigation
and reduces ponding in furrows. |
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Helps meet water quality goals, and
prevents flooding, elevated water tables, mosquito and
crop pest problems. |
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Varying methods utilized to arrest and
stabilize gully erosion at sites with relatively stable
banks. |
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Detain water and retain sediment that
is associated with runoff from developed parcel. |
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To remove sediment and other pollutants
from runoff using filtration methods. |
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Create boundaries, attract
beneficial insects, provide
screening, and improve the landscape. |
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Prevents the loss of land or facilities
adjacent to banks and reduces the offsite impacts of
sediment. |
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Conveys runoff water from steep slopes
on developed parcels, reducing soil erosion problems. |
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Manage runoff
without causing erosion or flooding and improve water
quality. |
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Confined domestic livestock may unintentionally damage surface and ground water quality. |
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Please note that due to programmatic funding limitations,
not all services are available in all areas of the county.
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