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Property mapping

Step 2 of 8 · Tracts and leases

Pin the farm. Map every tract.

No street address is required. Drop a farm-location pin on the satellite map, trace each tract, then decide whether one farmer wins everything or different farmers may win separate groups.

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Tracts and leases

Draw each noncontiguous field or farm as its own tract, then keep them together or create separate leases.

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North Carolina parcel records

Blue parcel lines appear automatically when the map is zoomed in. Select multiple parcels when one lease covers several tracts.

Adjust the lease area

1Select the tax parcel or import the USDA boundary.
2Use the gold edit tool to exclude homes, woods or land not offered for lease.
3Compare official parcel acreage with the calculated lease acreage.

Import GIS boundariesZipped ESRI shapefile, GeoJSON or KML. GART processing is not enabled.

USDA/FSA labels

Farm numberTract numberField numberCrop year

Direct electronic acreage-report submission will require USDA third-party-provider authorization. Imported records are not automatically filed with USDA.

I certify that I own this property or am authorized to list it for lease.

Parcel boundaries and GIS acreage are approximate and do not replace a survey, deed or legal property description. NC parcel data is provided by NC OneMap and county governments.

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