Sec. 37. "Highly erodible land" means soil that has a high potential to erode based on site-specific characteristics, including: (1) slope length and steepness; (2) soil erodibility; and (3) rainfall; as determined by the United States Department of Agriculture Natural Resources Conservation Service and Farm Service Agency maps. As added by P.L.98-2026, SEC.2.
"Highly erodible land"
Ind. Code § 15-16-1.5-37, under Fertilizer Definitions.
Ind. Code § 15-16-1.5-37