UPDATED Attachments A-J.pdf

Siloam Springs State Park – Buckhorn Unit

25AL2341

8/6/2020 IDNR AG Lease

7/16/2024 N

Site Boundary

Crop Field

Attachment A

8/6/2020 IDNR AG Lease

7/16/2024 N

Site Boundary

Crop Field

8/6/2020 IDNR AG Lease

7/16/2024 N

Site Boundary

Crop Field

8/6/2020 IDNR AG Lease

7/16/2024 N

Site Boundary

Crop Field

AGRICULTURAL/WILDLIFE & HABITAT LAND LEASE

Lease Requirements

Siloam Springs State Park - Buckhorn Unit

25AL2341

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: (NO DOUBLE CROPPING) If field conditions do not allow for the designated crop (see cropping plan) to be planted by the counties crop insurance final planting date (as determined by the USDA Risk Management Agency *), due to weather, the tenant shall be allowed to plant an alternative crop or may be left idle with written approval from the Site Superintendent, District Wildlife Biologist, and Agricultural Lease Program Manager. In the event a field is left idle, the tenant shall pay the agreed upon per acre lease amount. Fields shall resume scheduled planting the following year. All other cropping plan changes shall require a formal amendment to the lease.

*https://www.rma.usda.gov/RMALocal/Ilinois

If field conditions do not allow for sunflowers to be planted by May 10th due to weather or the planting fails the tenant shall be allowed to plant an alternative crop with written approval from the Site Superintendent, District Wildlife Biologist, and Agricultural Lease Program Manager, to ensure the field is planted to a suitable crop for dove season.

The list below includes those actions required as part of the lease in addition to lease payments.

Required Action List

Field Number Action Crop Year

Acres Applied

Is IDNR providing materials?

(Y/N)

IDNR

materials to be provided (if applicable)

All

Lessee shall not use any neonicotinoid treated soybean seed with Imidacloprid, Thiamethoxam, Clothianidin, Acetamiprid, Thiacloprid, Dinotefuran or Nitempyram insecticides

2025 - 2029 All NA NA

All The use of Dicamba is not allowed. 2025 - 2029 All NA NA

All

Lessee MUST follow and adhere to label directions when applying Atrazine herbicide or their equivalent

2025 - 2029 All NA NA

20009- 57A and 20009-

57B

The tenant is responsible for field prep/planting of sunflowers, wheat in specified fields by May 10th and applying herbicide at the appropriate time. Tenant will mow portions of the field during August as determined by the Site Superintendent and District

2026-2027 47.5 N N/A

Attachment B

Field Number Action Crop Year

Acres Applied

Is IDNR providing materials?

(Y/N)

IDNR

materials to be provided (if applicable)

Wildlife Biologist. The tenant is responsible for purchasing all seed and chemicals associated with planting, field prep and herbicide.

20009-

The tenant is responsible for field prep/planting of sunflowers and wheat in specified fields by May 10th and applying herbicide at the appropriate time. Wheat Stubble will be sprayed with glyphosate by the last week of July. Tenant will mow portions of the field during August as determined by the Site Superintendent and District Wildlife Biologist. The tenant is responsible for purchasing all seed and chemicals associated with planting, field prep and herbicide.

2025,2028,2029 55.8 N N/A

Corn, Soybean, and Wheat Fields

Tenant shall leave 8 rows of crops left standing for wildlife food and cover plots. A map will be provided each year in August to show where crops are to be left standing. These 8 rows will be left unsprayed during the growing season to allow weedy growth.

2025-2029

Varies by year. See Cropping plan

N N/A

Non- Cropland

Tenant will assist with maintenance of 20 Acres of “old field” each year after August 1st and before April 15th to control/manage succession.

A map will be provided each August to the tenant.

2025-2029 20 N N/A

20009- 57A

The tenant is responsible for field prep/planting of millet in specified fields by June 15th and applying herbicide at the appropriate time. Tenant will mow portions of the field

2026 23.75 N N/A

Field Number Action Crop Year

Acres Applied

Is IDNR providing materials?

(Y/N)

IDNR

materials to be provided (if applicable) during August as determined by the Site Superintendent and District Wildlife Biologist. The tenant is responsible for purchasing all seed and chemicals associated with planting, field prep and herbicide.

IDNR may require the Lessee under this cropping plan to leave all or a certain portion of the crops in the field standing without being harvested. If Lessee fails to comply with this requirement, IDNR will receive the rent per acre from the Lessee as set forth in Section

2.1.2 for each acre that the Lessee harvested in violation of the cropping plan. Non-adherence to cropping plan instructions may be cause for termination of the farm lease.

Previously planted

Field# Acres 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030

20009‐1 5.10 CORN SOYBEAN CORN SOYBEAN CORN SOYBEAN

20009‐12 7.90 SOYBEAN CORN SOYBEAN CORN SOYBEAN CORN

20009‐13 7.60 CORN IDLE IDLE IDLE CORN SOYBEAN

20009‐17 10.50 SOYBEAN CORN SOYBEAN CORN SOYBEAN CORN

20009‐19 18.10 CORN SOYBEAN‐WHEAT WHEAT CORN SOYBEAN CORN

20009‐2 9.70 CORN IDLE IDLE IDLE CORN SOYBEAN

20009‐25 7.00 SOYBEAN CORN SOYBEAN CORN SOYBEAN CORN

20009‐28 56.00 SOYBEAN CORN SOYBEAN CORN SOYBEAN CORN

20009‐29 34.10 CORN SOYBEAN CORN SOYBEAN CORN SOYBEAN

20009‐30 11.60 CORN SOYBEAN CORN SOYBEAN CORN SOYBEAN

20009‐32 6.80

SOYBEAN‐

WHEAT

CARRYOVER

WHEAT

IDLE IDLE IDLE CORN

20009‐33 6.00 CORN‐WHEAT

CARRYOVER

WHEAT

CORN

SOYBEAN‐

WHEAT

WHEAT CORN

20009‐34 2.70 CORN‐WHEAT

CARRYOVER

WHEAT

CORN

SOYBEAN‐

WHEAT

WHEAT CORN

20009‐35 18.00 CORN SOYBEAN‐WHEAT WHEAT CORN SOYBEAN‐WHEAT WHEAT

20009‐37 20.10

SOYBEAN‐

WHEAT

CARRYOVER

WHEAT

CORN SOYBEAN CORN SOYBEAN

20009‐38 21.70

NON LEASED

WHEAT

SUNFLOWER CORN

SOYBEAN‐

WHEAT

WHEAT SUNFLOWER

20009‐38 8.30 WHEAT CORN CORN

SOYBEAN‐

WHEAT

NON LEASED

WHEAT

CORN

20009‐38 17.50

SUNFLOWER‐

WHEAT

CARRYOVER

WHEAT

CORN SOYBEAN

SUNFLOWER‐

WHEAT

WHEAT

20009‐38 8.30

SUNFLOWER‐

WHEAT

NON LEASED

WHEAT

CORN SOYBEAN

SUNFLOWER‐

WHEAT

NON LEASED

WHEAT

20009‐39 22.30 SOYBEAN CORN

SOYBEAN‐

WHEAT

WHEAT CORN SOYBEAN

20009‐4 38.90 SOYBEAN CORN SOYBEAN CORN SOYBEAN CORN

20009‐46 21.60 CORN SOYBEAN CORN SOYBEAN CORN SOYBEAN

20009‐55 20.00 SOYBEAN CORN

SOYBEAN‐

WHEAT

WHEAT CORN SOYBEAN

20009‐58 40.80 SOYBEAN CORN SOYBEAN CORN SOYBEAN CORN

20009‐59 16.90 CORN SOYBEAN CORN SOYBEAN CORN SOYBEAN

20009‐6 5.50 CORN SOYBEAN CORN SOYBEAN IDLE IDLE

20009‐60 4.20 CORN SOYBEAN CORN SOYBEAN CORN SOYBEAN

20009‐7 9.90 CORN SOYBEAN CORN SOYBEAN IDLE IDLE

20009‐57A 23.75 SOYBEAN CORN MILLET SUNFLOWER CORN

SOYBEAN‐

WHEAT

NON LEASED

WHEAT

20009‐57B 23.75

SOYBEAN‐

WHEAT

CARRYOVER

WHEAT

SUNFLOWER‐

WHEAT

NON LEASED

WHEAT

CORN SOYBEAN

Total Acres 504.60

2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030

235.45 193.50 197.20 220.70 203.00 0.00

108.90 161.10 154.80 179.20 196.95 0.00

0.00 36.10 42.30 30.40 35.50 0.00

36.10 42.30 38.70 18.00 0.00 0.00

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 23.75 0.00

380.45 433.00 433.00 448.30 459.20 0.00

76.85 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

8.30 0.00 23.75 8.30 8.30 23.75

0.00 23.75 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

0.00 23.75 0.00 25.80 0.00 0.00

21.70 0.00 23.75 0.00 21.70 0.00

17.30 24.10 24.10 22.20 15.40 0.00

124.15 71.60 71.60 56.30 45.40 23.75

504.60 504.60 504.60 504.60 504.60 23.75

Total Leased Acres

Total Non‐Leased Acres

Yearly Totals

Crop

Leased Acres WHEAT

SOYBEAN‐WHEAT

CORN

SOYBEAN

MILLET

SUNFLOWER

IDLE

Total Acres

Non‐Leased

Acrers

CARRYOVER WHEAT

NON LEASED WHEAT

SUNFLOWER‐WHEAT

25AL2341 Siloam Springs State Park ‐ Buckhorn Unit c/o Siloam Springs SP

See associated map for field locations Year

Attachment C Acceptable Services

State of Illinois IFB Contract: Acceptable Services V.23.4

ACCEPTABLE SERVICES IN LIEU OF CASH PAYMENTS

All lease items are an example and are non-inclusive items (items MUST be approved by the Site Superintendent, District Wildlife Biologist and Agricultural Lease Program Manager) to be used by the Lessee on/or for the benefit of the lease site.

The following service items (labor) are considered acceptable as the Department’s lease payment if provided directly by the Lessee, using equipment listed on the equipment list (Attachment G) contained within the prospective Lessee’s bid packet. The Comprehensive Environmental Review Process (CERP) must be utilized for any management activity that could potentially affect threatened & endangered species-natural areas and nature preserves, wetlands, cultural resources and other management activity that affects soil disturbance, water flow including quality and air quality. Refer to the Department’s CERP manual for applicable exemptions and procedures (will be provided to the awarded Lessee upon request). If the Lessee is requested to perform any of the acceptable services listed below, the Lessee shall be reimbursed in accordance with the University of Illinois established rates located at http://www.farmdoc.illinois.edu/manage/machinery/. Lessee shall receive prior Agency approval for acceptable service projects which may exceed an accumulative total of 10% of the lease value or $10,000.

Application of Chemicals - purchased by the site for control of noxious, exotic and invasive weeds, vegetation control, brush and general agricultural purposes. The Lessee shall provide a copy of his current valid state applicators license to Site Manager.

Clearing Projects- renovation of wildlife management lands by removing brush or trees.

Construction and Maintenance - of field access roads for wildlife management purposes.

Installation or Maintenance of Culverts - for field access roads, water management and hunter parking lots. (Lessee must obtain all applicable permits are acquired from State, county or township jurisdictions.)

Fertilizer & Agriculture Lime Application - on food plots, sunflower fields, waterfowl management fields, grass & legume and other wildlife management plantings.

Field Tillage, Preparation & Planting Services - provided for wildlife food, legume and grass plantings.

Labor - for boundary fencing, to install boundary “No Hunting” signs and regulations signs, controlling noxious weeds or brush, for repair and maintenance of water control for wetland management programs (i.e., tubes, gates, emergency pump rental), brush-pile construction, fire and hunter access trails, removal of fences on or along crop fields, tree planting and direct seeding preparation and planting.

Mowing - for specific wildlife management purposes; access, vegetation control, hunting strips and field renovation.

Minor Hazard Removal – removal of stumps, foundations or equipment.

Repair and Maintenance of Drainage Structures - (terraces, waterways, water control structures, trenches, etc.)

http://www.farmdoc.illinois.edu/manage/machinery/

Attachment C Acceptable Services

State of Illinois IFB Contract: Acceptable Services V.23.4

Hauling Rock and/or Spreading of Rock - purchased by the Agency.

Timber Stand Improvement (TSI) - TSI labor provided by the Lessee to benefit wildlife management objectives as prescribed in the wildlife management plan (will be provided to awarded Lessee upon request).

Wetland Developments - labor required to construct wetlands and ponds planned and approved through the site’s annual plan of work process.

Attachment D Irrevocable Letter of Credit “Sample”

State of Illinois IFB Contract: Rate of Chemical and Fertilizer Forms V.23.4

State of Illinois Department of Natural Resources Office of Realty & Capital Planning/Concession & Leasing One Natural Resources Way Springfield, IL 62702

RE: Irrevocable Letter of Credit Number:

Date:

Expiration Date:

Gentlemen:

We hereby establish in your favor our Irrevocable Letter of Credit No. for the following specific payment:

1. The sum of \ cash rent.

2. Up to the sum of for Real Estate Taxes, penalties and interest.

We hereby authorize you to draw on us for the account of up to an amount of with an expiration date of December 31, 2024, for the 2024 CASH RENT and an estimated amount of with an expiration date of February 15, 2026 for the 2024 REAL ESTATE TAXES due and payable in 2025.

Available by your draft(s) at sight accompanied by the following documents:

1. Your signed statement certifying "The amount drawn represents sums owed by

2. Draft(s) drawn under this credit must be marked:

Drawn under the Bank Letter of Credit No. dated , 202 .

We hereby agree with you that all draft(s) drawn under and in compliance with the terms of this credit will be duly honored on delivery of documents as specified if presented at this office on or before December 31, 2024, for the 2024 CASH RENT and payments on or before February 15, 2026 for the 2024 REAL ESTATE TAXES due and payable in 2025.

Sincerely, Attachment E Rate of Chemical and Fertilizer Application Forms

State of Illinois IFB Contract: Rate of Chemical and Fertilizer Forms V.23.4

Agricultural Chemical Application Report

Date of Application

Product Trade Name

Application Rate Crop Treated Location where product was used/Field Number

Name and Address of applicator and (if applicable) supervisor

Attachment E Rate of Chemical and Fertilizer Application Forms

State of Illinois IFB Contract: Rate of Chemical and Fertilizer Forms V.23.4

Agricultural Fertilizer Application Report

Soil Test Results Date of Application Field Number where applied

Application Rate Per Acre

Fertilizer/Lime Applied

Attachment F Agriculture Seed Application Report

State of Illinois IFB Contract: Agriculture Seed Application Report V.23.4

Field Number where applied

Seed Brand and Variety #

Attachment G Equipment List

State of Illinois IFB Contract: Equipment List V.23.4

YEAR MAKE MODEL QUANTITY

Attachment H Agronomy Handbook

State of Illinois IFB Contract: Agronomy Handbook V.23.4

The Agronomy Handbook can be accessed at the following web address:

http://extension.cropsci.illinois.edu/handbook/.

Relevant information from the Handbook related to soil levels is also attached here in “Attachment H”.

http://extension.cropsci.illinois.edu/handbook/

State of Illinois IFB Contract: Agronomy Handbook V.23.4

IDNR Ag Lease - Min Soil Test Levels for Ag Fields

Soil pH Maintenance Levels – 6.2 goal, 6.0 – 6.5 acceptable

Phosphorus (P) Maintenance Levels Soil P Supplying Regions

Units High Medium Low

Minimum Soil Level 30 40 45 lbs/ac

Recommended Levels Corn/Beans 40 45 50 lbs/ac

Recommended Levels Wheat/Oats 60 67.5 75 lbs/ac

Potassium (K) Maintenance Levels Soil K Exchange Capacity Regions

Units High (>12 mEq) Low (<12 mEq)

Minimum Soil Level 300 260 lbs/ac

Above with No Addition 400 360 lbs/ac

Levels >100 lb. above Min Replace Yield K Replace Yield K lbs/ac

Levels Below Minimum Replace Yield K + Build to Min

• Adjustments needed based on location and timing of sampling. See Attachments.

State of Illinois IFB Contract: Agronomy Handbook V.23.4

Phosphorus (P) Maintenance Levels

Illinois Agronomy Handbook (Ch 8, 100)

Minimum soil test levels required to produce optimal crop yields vary depending on the crop to be grown and the soil’s P-supplying power. Near maximal yields of corn and soybeans are obtained when levels of available P are maintained at 30, 40, and 45 pounds per acre for soils in the high, medium, and low P-supplying regions, respectively. Since these are minimal values, to ensure soil P availability will not restrict crop yield it is recommended that soil test results be built up to 40, 45, and 50 pounds per acre for soils in the high, medium, and low P-supplying regions, respectively. This is a practical approach because P is not easily lost from the soil, other than through crop removal or soil erosion. To compensate for the higher P requirements of wheat and oats, it is suggested that 1.5 times the amount of expected P removal be applied prior to seeding these crops.

When soil test levels are between the minimum and 20 pounds above the minimum (40 to 60, 45 to 65, and 50 to 70 for the high, medium, and low P-supplying regions, respectively), apply enough to replace expected removal by the crop. When soil test levels are below the desired values (40, 45, and 50 for the high, medium, and low P-supplying regions, respectively), it is suggested that enough fertilizer be added to build the test to the desired goal and to replace what the crop will remove (as described in the previous paragraph). At this test level, the yield of the crop will be affected by the amount of P applied that year.

On average, Illinois soils require 9 pounds of P2 O5 per acre to increase the P1 soil test by 1 pound. The recommended rate of buildup for P is thus nine times the difference between the soil test goal and the actual soil test value. For a typical 4-year buildup program, divide the rate by 4 to determine the annual rate. Because the 9-pound rate is an average for Illinois soils, some soils will fail to reach the desired goal in 4 years with P2 O5 applied at this rate, and others will exceed the goal.

Potassium (K) Maintenance Levels

N Soil Sample Locations

6/20/2024 IDNR AG Lease

Soil Sample Locations Site

Boundary Crop Field

Attachment I

N Soil Sample Locations

6/20/2024 IDNR AG Lease

Soil Sample Locations Site

Boundary Crop Field

N Soil Sample Locations

6/20/2024 IDNR AG Lease

Soil Sample Locations Site

Boundary Crop Field

N Soil Sample Locations

6/20/2024 IDNR AG Lease

Soil Sample Locations Site

Boundary Crop Field

N Soil Sample Locations

6/20/2024 IDNR AG Lease

Soil Sample Locations Site

Boundary Crop Field

N Soil Sample Locations

6/20/2024 IDNR AG Lease

Soil Sample Locations Site

Boundary Crop Field

6 0f 7

N Soil Sample Locations

6/20/2024 IDNR AG Lease

Soil Sample Locations Site

Boundary Crop Field

7 0f 7

STATE OF ILLINOIS

REFERENCES AND ACCEPTABLE SERVICES

C.2. REFERENCES

Financial Institution Reference: Bidder must provide one reference letter from a financial institution attesting to the Bidders financial ability to perform the contract. If the bidder cannot obtain a letter prior to the bid due date and time, the bidder may provide a letter signed by the Bidder authorizing IDNR to contact the financial institution to attest to the Lessee financial ability. The letter must be on official letterhead and contain the name of the institution and contact information. The contract cannot be awarded until the requested document has been received.

C.3. ACCEPTABLE SERVICES IN LIEU OF CASH PAYMENTS

All lease items are an example and are non-inclusive items (items MUST be approved by the Site Superintendent, District Wildlife Biologist and Agricultural Lease Program Manager) to be used by the Lessee on/or for the benefit of the lease site. The following service items (labor) are considered acceptable as the Department’s lease payment if provided directly by the Lessee, using equipment listed on the equipment list (Attachment G) contained within the prospective Lessee’s bid packet. The Comprehensive Environmental Review Process (CERP) must be utilized for any management activity that could potentially affect threatened and endangered species – natural areas and nature preserves, wetlands, cultural resources and other management activity that affects soil disturbance, water flow, including quality and air quality. Refer to the Department’s CERP manual for applicable exemptions and procedures (will be provided to the awarded Lessee upon request). If the Lessee is requested to perform any of the acceptable services listed below, the Lessee shall be reimbursed in accordance with the University of Illinois established rates located at http://farmdoc.illinois.edu/manage/machinery/. Lessee shall receive prior Agency approval for acceptable service projects which may exceed an accumulative total of 10% of the lease value or $10,000.

Any proposal for items should be submitted in writing for consideration not less than 10 working days prior to initiation of the work whenever possible. In the case of priority or emergency work, telephonic or in person consideration may be appropriate.

Attachment J http://farmdoc.illinois.edu/manage/machinery/