With grain prices falling, landowners rush to Conservation Reserve

When Congress wrote the 2014 farm law, grain prices were booming and farmers were loath to let cropland sit idle when profits were beckoning. Lawmakers shared the mood and lowered the enrollment ceiling on USDA’s premiere conservation program, the Conservation Reserve. The shoe is on the other foot now that commodity prices are in a… » Read More

The Ag Insider content is only available to members.
Exit mobile version