How does the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) try to protect soil for future agriculture?A) The CRP pays farmers not to grow c

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How does the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) try to protect soil for future agriculture?A) The CRP pays farmers not to grow c

rops on land that is not very well suited for crop production.B) The CRP provides grants to farmers willing to use contour farming.C) The CRP is a policy that makes it illegal to plant the same crop on a piece of land three years in a row.D) The CRP imposes financial penalties on farmers who do not employ shelter-belts in areas prone to wind erosion.

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gavmur [86] · Answer 1 · 2022-06-22T06:18:14+03:00

Answer:

A) The CRP pays farmers not to grow crops on land that is not very well suited for crop production.

Explanation:

Conservation Reserve Programme (CRP) which was created by the Food Security Act of 1985, in the United States establishes, pays a yearly rental payment to the farmers, so that the farmers would not grow crops on the land that is not very well suited for crop production.