What does HEL stand for?

Highly Erodible Land (USDA and National Resources and Conservation Service)

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By 1990, there were some 14,000,000 hectares (35,000,000 acres) of highly erodible land in permanent vegetative cover under 10-year contracts.

Rebuilding valuable soil

Important arguments include (1) but for price supports, much highly erodible land in crop production would not be so used, (2) the Conservation Reserve Program has been successful in transferring wealth to farmers but not in achieving its stated environmental objectives, and (3) farmers have strong incentives to take economical measures to reduce soil erosion without government intervention.

Plowing Ground in Washington: The Political Economy of U.S. ...

The Department of Agriculture's Conservation Reserve Program pays farmers to take millions of acres of highly erodible land out of production (SN: 1/20/96, p.

...A conservation reserve program