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List of Maps

Each of our maps is also available as a zipped (Zipped postscript file) postscript file and (Adobe Acrobat Document)PDF file. These files can be used to produce high quality copies of our maps. For more infomation on postscript see our postscript help page. For PDF files Adobe Acrobat is required.

  • Map 1 (2420). Estimated Manure Nitrogen Production from Confined Livestock [Zipped postscript filePostscript | Adobe Acrobat DocumentPDF ]

  • Map 2 (2405). Potential for Nitrogen Available from Animal Manure to Meet or Exceed Plant Uptake and Removal on Non-Legume, Harvested Cropland and Hayland [Zipped postscript filePostscript | Adobe Acrobat DocumentPDF ]

  • Map 3 (2408). Potential for Nitrogen Available from Animal Manure to Meet or Exceed Plant Uptake and Removal on Non-Legume, Harvested Cropland and Hayland, and Pastureland [Zipped postscript filePostscript | Adobe Acrobat DocumentPDF ]

  • Map 4 (2411). Potential for Nitrogen Available from Animal Manure to Meet or Exceed Plant Uptake and Removal on Harvested Cropland and Hayland, and Pastureland [Zipped postscript filePostscript | Adobe Acrobat DocumentPDF ]

  • Map 5 (2421). Estimated Manure Phosphorus Production from Confined Livestock [Zipped postscript filePostscript | Adobe Acrobat DocumentPDF ]

  • Map 6 (2406). Potential for Phosphorus Available from Animal Manure to Meet or Exceed Plant Uptake and Removal on Non-Legume, Harvested Cropland and Hayland [Zipped postscript filePostscript | Adobe Acrobat DocumentPDF ]

  • Map 7 (2409). Potential for Phosphorus Available from Animal Manure to Meet or Exceed Plant Uptake and Removal on Non-Legume, Harvested Cropland and Hayland, and Pastureland [Zipped postscript filePostscript | Adobe Acrobat DocumentPDF ]

  • Map 8 (2412). Potential for Phosphorus Available from Animal Manure to Meet or Exceed Plant Uptake and Removal on Harvested Cropland and Hayland, and Pastureland [Zipped postscript filePostscript | Adobe Acrobat DocumentPDF ]

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