Dixon/Solano RCD
Water Quality Coalition

All MEMBERS must complete

 FARM REPORTING for crop year 2025.

DUE DATE: February 17, 2026

Note: Parcels that are fallow, crops with no yield or that are non-bearing must also complete the farm reporting.  

Important letter about nurseries from Patrick Pulupa, Executive Officer of the

Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board, click here​

FARM REPORTING CHECKLIST

• Verify My INFO – Verify that your contact information is accurate and update as needed.

• Verify ACCOUNT – Reporter name, account completion & account balance.

• Verify ACCOUNT CONTACT – Billing contact can be changed here.

• Verify PARCELS – Is the parcel active or not? Please leave detailed notes when changing a parcel’s status.  Verify your parcel’s vulnerability to nitrogen. If your parcel’s status is in a high-vulnerability area (HVA), your INMP worksheet must be certified. See INMP Worksheet.

• Verify CROPPING, irrigated (or planted) acres & planting year for permanent crops (required for orchards and vineyards)​​

For zero acres:

• Fallow-No Water (Due to drought or allocation)

• Fallow-No Operator (Not farming the land unable to find tenant or tenant left with short notice, etc.)

• Fallow-In Transition (Orchard replacement, vineyard replacement, rotation of crops such as winter wheat, triticale, and other hays and grasses.

If the land is irrigated anytime within 5 years, the parcel must remain enrolled with the farmable acreage. Enter Fallow-In transition only if not irrigated. The system will keep the irrigated acreage for proper billing and the INMP Summary Report will not be required.

Note: You will need to change any parcel/field currently reported as “Fallow” to one of the new Fallow options shown above. This keeps us consistent with the other subwatersheds in the Coalition and is written in the Order that all parcels will pay the fee if irrigated or cultivated within the past five years.

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• Complete INMP SR – Irrigation and Nitrogen Management Plan Summary Report – Management units, reporting & certification [Need pounds of nitrogen applied per/acre including your credits (from soil and water) and crop yield per/acre]                                              ​Commonly missed item reminder:

  • Enter yield basis for tree crops (in-shell, hull, gross etc.)

  • If you enter “no yield” for your crop, please leave a reason in the notes.

  • If your yield is an outlier (very low or extremely high), please leave a reason in the notes.

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• OUTREACH/TRAINING – Enter the education event “attended.” From in-person workshops to virtual webinars, if the event focuses on water quality, it counts. Watch the SVWQC video provided or visit our website: https://www.dixonrcd.org/workshops-events

• MPIR – Groundwater Management Practice Implementation Report –  Irrigation Uniformity. Some of the questions have been moved to the Farm Evaluation (Irrigation wells and crop fertility plan). If your crop is Pasture-No Nitrogen applied, you do not have to complete this report. It will not show in the DMT for Pasture-No Nitrogen parcels/fields.

• Verify SECP – Sediment & Erosion Control Plan – If you acknowledged this last year, nothing needs to be done. The DMT has marked this page as COMPLETE. If not, you must read and acknowledge that you understand the requirements.

SECP self-certification online training will be available February 1-28, 2026!  If you need this training, do not miss it. To find out if you need to have an SECP for your parcel, visit the PARCELS page in the DMT. The SECP is one and done.  Once the plan is written, it does not have be completed again unless the operation changes. For the online SECP training visit: irrigated-lands-regulatory-program.thinkific.com/courses/online-secp-self-certification-training

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• PESTICIDE MANAGMENT - Surface Water Management Practice Implementation Report

​This is a required for all sub-watersheds that are in a current management plan for pyrethroids. If you do not use pyrethroid pesticides, respond "No" to the first question and sign to complete.

• FARM EVALUATIONS - Requirement every five years.​​

  • Irrigation wells​

  • SECP

  • Whole farm

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• MAPS AND REPORTS* – This section allows you to print farm maps and review your grower feedback reports. *Note: Grower Nitrogen Feedback Reports for the 2024 Crop Year will be available to download in mid-January 2026.  If you are required to complete an INMP (which is everyone except for Pasture- No Nitrogen), you must acknowledge that you are aware of your outlier status on the INMP certification page.

• INMP – Irrigation and Nitrogen Management Plan WORKSHEET – Pre-planning tool for 2026 crop year, it is kept on-farm, and the worksheet must be completed annually. (Required for all parcels-exception is Pasture-No Nitrogen) The online version of the worksheet is available to download in the DMT or visit our webpage at: dixonrcd.org/forms-checklists

If your parcel is in a HVA (high vulnerability area) for nitrogen risk to groundwater, your INMP worksheet must be certified by becoming self-certified or by hiring a CCA-certified crop advisor.

To become INMP self-certified online, visit: https://www.cdfa.ca.gov/is/ffldrs/frep/training.html

For questions about INMP self-certification, contact CDFA. Maria.Tenorio@cdfa.ca.gov

COMPLETE FARM REPORTING IN DMT:

To complete your farm reporting, visit:  https://www.dixonrcd.org/irrigated-lands

• Click on the green button to access the DMT login portal.

• Use the same DMT credentials (login) from the prior year

• If you need your DMT login, contact us ASAP. 

• Forgotten Password: From the DMT login portal, click on “forgot password?”

Now accepting in-person farm reporting office appointments and drop-ins until February 12th. Be sure to schedule your appointment early. It is always a good idea to call before you drop in. Office appointment hours are Monday through Thursday, 9 am – 4 pm.  For appointments, call Martha at (707) 678-1655, ext.103. Friday farm reporting assistance is by appointment only.

Click here for the office entrance map.

REMINDER: The farm reporting deadline is February 17, 2026. Late fees apply if received after the deadline and are 20% of the membership dues or $100 whichever is more.

As always, if you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.

Thank you,

Martha McKeen

Program Coordinator

(707) 678-1655 ext. 103

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