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Ecological site R108XB013IL

Loamy Outwash Prairie

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T1A - Cultural treatments to enhance forage quality and yield transitions the site to the forage state
T1B - Tillage, seeding of agricultural crops, and non-selective herbicide transition the site to the cropland state
T2A - Tillage, seeding of agricultural crops, and non-selective herbicide transition this site to the cropland state
R3A - Site preparation, invasive species control, and seeding native species transition this site to the reconstructed gravel prairie state
T3A - Cultural treatments to enhance forage quality and yield transitions the site to the forage state
R4A - Site preparation, invasive species control, and seeding native species transition this site to the reconstructed gravel prairie state
T4A - Cultural treatments to enhance forage quality and yield transition the site to the forage state
T4B - Tillage, seeding of agricultural crops, and non-selective herbicide transition this site to the cropland state

State 1 submodel, plant communities

2.1A - Mechanical harvesting is replaced with domestic livestock utilizing continuous grazing
2.1B - Mechanical harvesting is replaced with domestic livestock utilizing rotational grazing
2.2A - Domestic livestock are removed, and mechanical harvesting is implemented
2.2B - Rotational grazing replaces continuous grazing
2.3B - Domestic livestock are removed, and mechanical harvesting is implemented
2.3A - Continuous grazing replaces rotational grazing
3.1A - Tillage operations are greatly reduced, crop rotation occurs on a regular interval, and crop residue remains on the soil surface
3.1B - Tillage operations are greatly reduced or eliminated, crop rotation occurs on a regular interval, crop residue remains on the soil surface, and cover crops are planted following crop harvest
3.2A - Intensive tillage is utilized, and monoculture row-cropping is established
3.2B - Cover crops are implemented to minimize soil erosion
3.3B - Intensive tillage is utilized, cover crops practices are abandoned, monoculture row-cropping is established, and crop rotation is reduced or eliminated
3.3A - Cover crop practices are abandoned
4.1A - Selective herbicides are used to control non-native species, and prescribed fire and/or light grazing helps to increase the native species diversity and control woody vegetation.
4.2A - drought or improper timing of management actions