Economic Impacts of CRP on Communities

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2015-08-28
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Otto, Daniel
Smith, Darnell
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Center for Agricultural and Rural Development

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The Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) established under the Food and Security Act of 1985 had these objectives: 1) Reducing supplies of surplus agricultural commodities. 2) Providing farmer income support. 3) Preventing threats to environmental quality.

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