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Federal Register / Vol. 86, No. 181 / Wednesday, September 22, 2021 / Notices Mail, or Hand Delivery: Mr. Jason Outlaw, National Leader for Wetland and Highly Erodible Land Conservation, Ecological Sciences Division, NRCS, USDA, 1400 Independence Ave., South Building, Room 4634, Washington, DC
20250. In your comment, specify the docket ID NRCS20210003 and the name of the specific State for which you are submitting comments.
All comments will be available on http www.regulations.gov.
Each States proposed hydrology indicators for the identification of FWs that are not playas, pocosins, or potholes are available through http
www.regulations.gov by accessing Docket No. NRCS20210003.
Alternatively, the proposed indicators can be downloaded or printed from https www.nrcs.usda.gov/wps/portal/
nrcs/detailfull/national/programs/
farmbill/?cid=NRCSEPRD1792621.
Requests for paper versions or inquiries may be directed to the specific State Conservationist at the contact points listed below.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: The appropriate NRCS State Conservationist as listed below:
Alabama: Ben Malone; 334 887
4500; ben.malone@usda.gov;
Alaska: Alan McBee; 907 761
7780; alan.mcbee@usda.gov;
Arizona: Keisha Tatem; 602 280
8808; keisha.tatem@usda.gov;
Arkansas: Michael E. Sullivan;
501 3013100; michael.sullivan@
usda.gov;
California: Carlos Suarez; 530
7925600; carlos.suarez@usda.gov;
Caribbean Area: Luis Cruz-Arroyo;
7872814836; luis.cruz-arroyo@
usda.gov;
Colorado: Clint Evans; 720 544
2802; clint.evans@usda.gov;
Connecticut: Thomas Morgart; 860
8714014; thomas.morgart@usda.gov;
Delaware: Kasey L. Taylor; 302
6784160; kasey.taylor@.usda.gov;
Florida: Juan Hernandez; 352 338
9500; juan.hernandez@usda.gov;
Georgia: Terrance O. Rudolph; 706
5462272; terrance.rudolph@usda.gov;
Hawaii/Pacific Islands Area: Travis L. Thomason; 808 6002969;
travis.thomason@usda.gov;
Idaho: Curtis Elke; 208 3785701;
curtis.elke@usda.gov;
Illinois: Ivan N. Dozier; 217 353
6600; ivan.dozier@usda.gov;
Indiana: Jerry Raynor; 317 295
5801; jerry.raynor@usda.gov;
Iowa: Jon Hubbert; 515 2846655;
jon.hubbert@usda.gov;
Kansas: Karen Woodrich; 785
8234565; karen.woodrich@usda.gov;
Kentucky: C. Gregory Stone; 859
2247350; greg.stone@usda.gov;

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Louisiana: Richard Chad Kacir;
318 4737751; richard.kacir@usda.gov;
Maine: Matt Walker; 207 990
9585; matt.walker@usda.gov;
Maryland: Terron Hillsman, Ph.D.;
443 7570861; terron.hillsman@
usda.gov;
Massachusetts: Daniel Wright; 413
2534350; daniel.wright@usda.gov;
Minnesota: Troy Daniell; 651 602
7900; troy.daniell@usda.gov;
Mississippi: Kurt Readus; 601
9655205 x140; kurt.readus@usda.gov;
Missouri: Scott Edwards; 573 876
0901; scott.edwards@usda.gov Montana: Tom Watson; 406 587
6811; tom.watson@usda.gov;
Nebraska: Jeff Vander Wilt acting;
402 4374103; jeffrey.vanderwilt@
usda.gov;
Nevada: Ray Dotson; 775 857
8500 x102; ray.dotson@usda.gov;
New Hampshire: Becky Ross; 603
8687581; becky.ross@usda.gov;
New Jersey: Julie Hawkins; 732
5376041; julie.hawkins@usda.gov;
New Mexico: J. Xavier Montoya;
505 7614402; xavier.montoya@
usda.gov;
New York: Blake Glover; 315 477
6504; blake.glover@usda.gov;
North Carolina: Timothy A. Beard;
919 8732101; tim.beard@usda.gov;
Ohio: John Wilson acting; 614
2552475; john.wilson@usda.gov;
Oklahoma: Gary ONeill; 405 742
1204; gary.oneill@usda.gov;
Oregon: Ron Alvarado; 503 414
3200; ron.alvarado@usda.gov;
Pennsylvania: Denise Coleman;
717 2372100; denise.coleman@
usda.gov;
Rhode Island: R. Phou Vongkhamdy; 401 8228815;
pooh.vongkhamdy@usda.gov;
South Carolina: Ann English; 803
2533935; ann.english@usda.gov;
Tennessee: Sheldon Hightower;
615 2772531; sheldon.hightower@
usda.gov;
Texas: Kristy Oates; 254 742
9800; kristy.oates@usda.gov;
Utah: Emily Fife; 801 5244551;
emily.fife@usda.gov;
Vermont: Vicky Drew; 802 951
6796; vicky.drew@usda.gov;
Virginia: Edwin Martinez; 804
2871691; edwin.martinez@usda.gov;
Washington: Roylene Comes at Night; 509 3232900; Roylene.comesat-night@usda.gov;
West Virginia: Jon Bourdon; 304
2847540; jon.bourdon@usda.gov;
Wisconsin: Angela L. Biggs; 608
6624422 x241; angela.biggs@usda.gov;
and Wyoming: Astrid Martinez; 307
2336750; astrid.martinez@usda.gov.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:

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Background To participate in most USDA
programs, agricultural producers agree to comply with the wetland conservation provisions. This means producers will not farm converted wetlands or convert wetlands to enable agricultural production. One of NRCS
roles is to make wetland determinations that locate and certify the existence of wetlands subject to the Food Security Act of 1985 on producers land.
This notice announces that NRCS
plans to revise Section 1 of the Field Office Technical Guide for the following States: Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Caribbean Area, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii/Pacific Islands Area, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin, and Wyoming.
Section 1 of each States Field Office Technical Guide may be used by NRCS
to identify FWs while completing wetland determinations for USDA
program eligibility purposes in that particular State. Specifically, the proposed changes will include hydrology indicators to identify FWs that are not playas, pocosins, or potholes.
Each States proposed hydrology indicators for the identification of FWs that are not playas, pocosins, or potholes are available through http
www.regulations.gov by accessing Docket No. NRCS20210003.
Alternatively, the proposed indicators can be downloaded or printed from https www.nrcs.usda.gov/wps/portal/
nrcs/detailfull/national/programs/
farmbill/?cid=NRCSEPRD1792621.
Requests for paper versions or inquiries may be directed to the specific State Conservationist at the contact points listed below.
Proposed Changes to the Field Office Technical Guide NRCS plans to revise Section 1 of the Field Office Technical Guides for the States of Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Caribbean Area, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii/Pacific Islands Area, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana,
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