The California Fertilization Guidelines for tree and field crops is based on research by FREP, CDFA and UC Davis.
Fertilizers and Nutrient Sources Fact Sheet is available for brief information about the production, agricultural use, management practices, and chemical properties of common synthetic fertilizer materials.  
Wellhead Protection Guide
Detailed information regarding the “Good Housekeeping" Practices option listed under wellhead protection on the Farm Evaluation is available in the Guide for Private Domestic Well Owners. 

NEED TO KNOW YOUR CROP EVAPOTRANSPIRATION (ET) & IRRIGATION EFFICIENCY(%)?

oFFICE HOURS: m-T 9AM-3PM Friday 9AM-12PM                                    PO BOX 933 RED BLUFF, CA  96080

​New CEU Courses Offered Online

       Self-Study, Webinars, Live Meetings Online

​If you would like to receive a notification when the next training date is available please email us at FREP@cdfa.ca.gov
 Continuing Education Courses were just posted to the California Department of Food and Agriculture website. By attending these courses members can earn credit toward their Irrigation & Nitrogen Management Certification requirements. See full list of coursework posted on the Resources  tab.
CLICK HERE  to access CDFA website for Nitrogen Management CE Courses 

Second Thursday of odd number months.

@ 8:00 am
At the Resource Conservation District. Location for the Board Meeting is in the RCD Conference Room 202 Walnut St in Red Bluff

STWEC members are encouraged to participate!

​Currently Closed 

​ Members that need to completed their Sediment and Erosion Control Plan Training and Self-Certification Test can now do so online. This online course covers the Waste Discharge Requirements General Order for commercial irrigated growers within the Sacramento River Watershed. Experts lead you through videos, quizzes, survey's, and text to prepare you for the final exam that is also administered online. It is free to STWEC members. The coursework and test should take 4 hours. You can work on completing the requirement in segments that work with your schedule. Available February 2023:  SECP Online Training & Certification.

The Shasta-Tehama Watershed Coalition (or "STWEC") is a voluntary coalition of irrigators in the North State located in Shasta and Tehama Counties who have joined together to comply with the Clean Water Act.

The Irrigated Lands Regulatory Program was initiated by the State of California in 2003 to prevent agricultural runoff from impairing surface waters. If irrigators become members of an approved coalition, all permitting can be combined and submitted as a group. That is why STWEC was formed, as an inexpensive alternative to individual discharge permits from the California State Water Resources Control Board.

Contact STWEC for membership!  You can find more information about the procedure at the Central Valley Regional Water Control Board.

The latest developments relating to the Irrigated Lands Regulatory Program that  affect STWEC member operations and decisions.
​Check out this great and brief (5:05 min.) ILRP introductory video produced by the  Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board (Regional Water Board) as part of the Annual Report to the Regional Water Quality Control Board.   

This is your online data management tool, where you will be logging your irrigated parcels, nitrogen management, and farm evaluations to stay current as a STWEC member. You can track invoices here as well.  Active STWEC members can access and input their Farm Evaluation information with the DMT. This new system is developed to ease reporting requirements of the WDRs and serves as a cost savings to compliance. The pre-populated (auto-filled) Farm Evaluation will not longer be post mailed. We will make every effort to help you through the new reporting process and make it as easy as possible. Use the DMT How-To Guide to get started.

STWEC BOARD MEETING

COURTESY OF THE

NORTHERN CALIFORNIA WATER ASSOCIATION

IRRIGATION & NITROGENMANAGEMENT PLAN WORKSHEET

SHASTA-TEHAMA 

Watershed Education Coalition

MEMBER DUES

​​ONLINE TRAINING

AVAILABLE FEBRUARY 2022

IRRIGATED LANDS REGULATORY PROGRAM

CHECK OUT THIS VIDEO!!

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STWEC: (530) 527-4208

​Your membership payment is due every year on January 31st. The annual invoice statement is sent to members in early December. A late fee charge is in effect including a 10% penalty of the entire annual invoice amount for each 30 days past due. 
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