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February 25, 2008:
Sphere of influence key to who does the EFP
The articles in Weekly News are reprintable with credit to the Alberta Environmental Farm Plan Company as follows: 'Reprinted courtesy of Alberta Environmental Farm Plan Company; www.AlbertaEFP.com'
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EFPs can help producers show due diligenceMarch 3, 2008: Because many energy companies have Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) pertaining to reclamation and record keeping, landowners should show their level of due diligence when dealing with energy companies working on leased farmland. An EFP can help, says Dan Moe, a workshop facilitator and regional team leader for the EFP program in the Central Region. "The landowner should conduct soil and water testing before the energy company begins its activity, record when these tests are done, and keep records of the results for reference in the event of a dispute. Beneficial Management Practices (BMPs) outlined by the EFP program can play a large role in helping producers prove due diligence." For the full story, click here. |
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