Conservation Reserve Program

CliC CLIVAR CLRTAP CM CO COADS COLA COP CORP CPI CPL CPR CRC CRF CRP CRS CSD CSIRO Climate and Cryosphere (CliC) project CLImate VARiability and predictability Convention on Long-Range Transboundary Air Pollution Climate Model Carbon monoxide Comprehensive Ocean-Atmosphere Data Set Center of the Ocean-Land-Atmosphere system study Conference of the Parties Chinese Ozone Research Program Consumer Price Index Cloud Physics Lidar Continuous Plankton Recorder program Chemical Rubber Company Cloud Radiative Forcing Conservation Reserve Program Cloud Radar System Commission on Sustainable Development Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research... 

Riboudo, M.O. (1989). Water Quality Benefits from the Conservation Reserve Program. Agricultural Economic Report 606. Washington, DC USDA Economic Research Service. February. 

Planting Tests A prototype machine has been developed to plant 25 cm long tree cuttings at a rapid rate. Approximately 180,000 cuttings were planted at the rate of 1 per second in a single row. In the operational version of the planter six rows at a time will be planted. The planter can be used on unprepared Conservation Reserve Program land and difficult-to-farm land also. 

Imazapic Foliar and soil Peanuts, sugar cane, pastures, rangeland, ornamental turf, ditch banks, conservation reserve program land, noncrop areas ... 

This chapter looks at engineering by examining top-down policy prescriptions that have influenced land-use/cover change in the United States. We examine how conservation initiatives incorporated as components of major social policy prescriptions, such as the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC), the Soil Bank Program, and the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP), have influenced forest-cover change. Our... 

Soil Bank Program and Conservation Reserve Program... 

Fig. 76.2 Cumulative enrollment in the conservation reserve program in Indiana, 1986-2007 CRP Enrollment 1997 Net Change (1997 - 2007)...

Fig. 76.3 Enrollment in the conservation reserve program in 1997 and net change in enrollment over the next decade. (Data Source U.S. Department of Agriculture, Farm Service Agency)...

Daniels, T. L. (1988). America s conservation reserve program. Rural planning or just another subsidy Journal of Rural Studies, 4(A), 405-411. 

Where regional development is to be undertaken it is reasonable to adopt a positive ecological approach. This can begin with the formulation of a conservation policy with specific goals. These may include the conservation of individual animal/plant species or habitat types which are threatened by development. A program of conservation projects (e.g. the setting up of national parks, country parks or natural reserves) will meet the goals. This positive approach to the ecosystem will not only benefit wildlife but will also create the opportunities for tourism and leisure, which are vital adjuncts to most development projects. 

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