CRP question

1pheas4

1pheas4

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I'm having more responsibility placed on my lap here and need help clarifying what's what with CRP. :) like this;

"meet" 327 standard, CPR 680.03

50 pt CRP, CP2, CP4B, CP4D, CP33, CP25, CP38

Any help is greatly appreciated. If I can get a away from work Monday I'm going to stop by the farm bureau to get more help too.:) --1pheas4
 
1pheas4 said:
I'm having more responsibility placed on my lap here and need help clarifying what's what with CRP. :) like this;

"meet" 327 standard, CPR 680.03

50 pt CRP, CP2, CP4B, CP4D, CP33, CP25, CP38

Any help is greatly appreciated. If I can get a away from work Monday I'm going to stop by the farm bureau to get more help too.:) --1pheas4
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1pheas4,

where is this new responsibility coming from???

Without more info the best I could suggest is to get ahold of your local PF biologist as they are the CRP gurus. You can find your closest one on the PF website.
 
UGUIDE said:
1pheas4,

where is this new responsibility coming from???

Without more info the best I could suggest is to get ahold of your local PF biologist as they are the CRP gurus. You can find your closest one on the PF website.
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Thanks UGUIDE. My PF rep is the one who sent the info to me. It's banquet time so he's a bit overloaded right now. Thought I'd let him be for awhile.:)

Anyway, All the mentioned programs are for Illinois. They are attached to a CRP/PF,QF grant program. If that's not enough info I'll call our IDNR habitat manager to see if he's up for the task:D

Thanks!:)
 
I would just make an appoint with the NRCS office. The office I deal with is very good and extremely helpful. I know not all government agencies are this way but I have had dealings with NRCS/FSA offices in 6 different counties in two states and really have no complaints.
 
Wirehairs said:
I would just make an appoint with the NRCS office. The office I deal with is very good and extremely helpful. I know not all government agencies are this way but I have had dealings with NRCS/FSA offices in 6 different counties in two states and really have no complaints.
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I think that's my next move. I was reading some more details in regards to grants and matching this and that. The more I read into it the more confused I'm getting. Thanks much:)
 
I just sat down with my local FSA office and got the full briefing on CRP. This may be the first time I get involved and they were very helpful.
 
As some have already said, go to your county FSA and/ or
NRCS offices and they can tell you about the differences in the CRP programs and you can get the details there so you can make a decision about what is best for you. Unlike some goverment offices these local offices, at least when I have used them, will help you as much as they can and usually do it willingly and with regard to you as a person.
 
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