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A detailed comparison of the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) and the Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program (CREP) to help landowners determine the best fit for their conservation goals.  For landowners looking to improve natural resources, protect soil and water, and enhance wildlife habitat, both the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) and the Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program (CREP) […]

How using cover crops can improve soil health, suppress weeds, and create better conditions for native grass and forb establishment.  When preparing land for a Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) planting, site preparation is everything. While weed control and seedbed preparation are often top of mind, one highly effective but underutilized tool is the use of

Explore alternative applications of native grasses in landscaping, biofuel production, and erosion control.  Native grasses are a cornerstone of Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) projects—but their usefulness goes far beyond conservation contracts. With their deep roots, adaptability, and natural beauty, native grasses are gaining popularity in landscaping, renewable energy, and land restoration efforts across the country. 

As land conservation efforts continue to grow, advancements in native seed technology are transforming the way landowners, farmers, and conservationists establish successful Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) projects. From improving germination rates to enhancing resilience against climate challenges, innovations in native seed technology are helping to create healthier ecosystems more efficiently than ever before.  In this