Home › Future of the Conservation Reserve Program
 

Keywords :   


Future of the Conservation Reserve Program

2013-03-12 21:50:00| Corn & Soybean Digest

In 2013, the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) is celebrating its 27th anniversary, and over two and a half decades of conservation success. CRP was originally established in the 1985 Farm Bill, and today has over 390,000 landowners participating, most of which are farmers and ranchers, and currently has just over 27.0 million acres under some-type of CRP contracts. Another general CRP sign-up will be held in 2013, from May 20 through June 14, at local FSA offices. Focus on Ag read more

Tags: program future reserve conservation

Category:Agriculture and Forestry

Latest from this category

All news
27.11Washington Corner | November 2024
27.11Pork Checkoff continues building a bigger appetite for pork
27.11Terminal crossbreeding: A missed opportunity
27.11Feedlot Forum 2025 features Cattle feeding in a changing environment
27.11Smithfield Foods continues support for Mayflower Marathon Holiday Food Drive
27.11Researchers turn to AI to optimize hog selling
27.11H5N1 in pigs: Where are the knowledge gaps?
26.11New swine respiratory disease treatment flexibility from nursery to finish
Agriculture and Forestry »
28.11SCR
28.1146
28.11BOSS OD-2 TURBO Over Drive
28.11/ Pulling the Plug
28.11
28.1110
28.112.5 120
28.11MSV-R
More »