; (B) data quality standards; (C) incorporation of data from commercially available weather stations; (D) standardized procedures for autonomous integration of data; (E) streamlining of data entry methods; and (F) reasonable metadata fields; and (2) develop a set of consistent standards for soil moisture data collection based on equipment that is readily available, including standards relating to— (A) acceptable error ranges; (B) sensor installation procedures; (C) manufacturers of soil moisture probes; (D) calibration methodology; (E) metadata fields; and (F) soil descriptions. (b) Inclusion of data from Cooperative Observer Program For purposes of subsection (a)(1), data derived from citizen science includes data from the Cooperative Observer Program of the National Weather Service. 4. Requirement for elements of Department of Agriculture to use the same monitoring data (a) In general To be consistent with assistance provided under the Livestock Forage Program administered by the Farm Service Agency of the Department of Agriculture and the Pasture, Rangeland, Forage Program administered by the Risk Management Agency of the Department, and the annual establishment of grazing rates, as applicable, on Forest Service grasslands and other applicable land, the Secretary of Agriculture shall direct those agencies to use the United States Drought Monitor, in-situ soil moisture profile monitoring stations described in section 2, data from the Cooperative Observer Program described in section 3(b), and any other applicable data to determine and establish grazing loss assistance and grazing rates, as applicable. (b) Coordination In carrying out this section, the Secretary may coordinate with— (1) other Federal agencies, State and local governments, and non-Federal entities that collaborate with the United States Drought Monitor