Agricultural Site Assessment ToolAgSite.missouri.edu
Ray MasseyUniversity of MissouriDepartment of Agricultural and Applied Economics
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AgSite.Missouri.edu
Zoom into any of 48 contiguous states
Outline Your Field;Click “Generate Report”
AgSite Report: Geographic Summary
AgSite Report: Demographics
AgSite: Educational Pages
Each table has a “Page” and/or “Map” associated with it.
The “Page” is a link to text on Educational Regulatory and Assistance for management
The “Map” is a link to a map with the table’s features highlighted
AgSite Report: Hydrologic Summary
AgSite Report: Background Page Example
AgSite: Wetland Map
AgSite Report: Slope and Soils
AgSite: Soils Definition
AgSite: Soils Detailed Report
AgSite Report: Environmental Concerns
AgSite Report: Climate Summary
AgSite Report: Climate Summary
AgSite Report: Land Use
AgSite.Missouri.edu
Free to anyone without registering or leaving any information.
Suggested that users join the Community Common AgSite hub in order to: Save the field boundaries for later use Save reports for easy access Access hundreds of additional data layers housed
at Community Commons Communicate easily with the developers
Other options – if signed in as user
To Access other map layers you must Be a Community Commons subscriber – free The data layer must be present for your location
Examples of other layers Tribal lands – many states topography 303(d) streams and lakes – only in MO
AgSite: Topographic Option
May need to zoom out to view some data layer maps
AgSite Report: Assessment Area
AgSite: Soils Outline
AgSite: Floodplain Designation
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