What does CRP stand for?

Conservation Reserve Program

This definition appears very rarely

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Among the top potentials within a 50-mile radius included grasses on Conservation Reserve Program land, corn stover, wheat straw, corn cobs and even sugar beet foliage.

United States: Biomass projects moving forward

The arid, wind-swept ground stripped of topsoil by Dust Bowl storms has laid undisturbed beneath a protective cover of native grasses that took two decades to re-establish under the Conservation Reserve Program.

3 million acres taken out of conservation program

The bulk of this cover has been established under the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP), but other programs like the Grassland Reserve, the Wildlife Habitat Incentives Program (WHIP), Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program (CREP) and the Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP) have also made important contributions to habitat in pothole country.

Just add water: acreage set-aside programs are losing ground

69 million acres of cropland in South Dakota were enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program, while during the same period, 1.

Agricultural Conservation: Farm Program Payments Are an Important ...

In 1985, Congress, with strong support from the environmental community, created the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) to reduce soil erosion and control overproduction of basic commodities.

Rebuilding valuable soil

28 there will be no penalty-free release of acres enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program.

It s official no penalty- free early out from CRP

The Partners Program provided technical assistance and funding for a major stream crossing, built in conjunction with the Farm Service Agency's Conservation Reserve Program, to help exclude cattle from the stream, thereby reducing sediment and animal waste in the water.

Partnerships for shared stewardship

For example, the impact of harvesting biomass from millions of acres of farmland now set aside under the USDA Conservation Reserve Program remains to be studied.

Harvesting the potential of biomass