Proposed Changes to NI 430-309, Soils 2026–Mapping Every Acre

View as a webpage / Share NRCS Solicits Comments on Proposed Changes to National Instruction 430-309, "Soils 2026–Mapping Every Acre" Action Required By:  November 15, 2022 Revisions to NI 430-309 include: Defining the development of long-range plans Updating the implementation timeline dates Clarifying and accounting for database changes to evaluate project areas Adding standardized procedures for re-evaluating and revising project plans (section 309.6) Updating the raster soil survey levels and characteristics Please review the proposed changes to NI 430-309 on the Box site at: Proposed Changes (National Instruction). Email comments and edits to Debbie Surabian, National Leader for Standards, at Debbie.Surabian@usda.gov by November 15, 2022. You may compare the proposed changes with the current wording of NI 430-309, which is on eDirectives at: https://directives.sc.egov.usda.gov/viewerFS.aspx?hid=47251. Contact. Direct questions to Debbie Surabian, National Leader for Standards, at Debbie.Surabian@usda.gov. Visit and bookmark the new NRCS soil science website.

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