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Could woods adjoining CRP (Conservation Reserve Program) land be considered agricultural forest?

April 26, 2017adjoining Agricultural conservation CRP forest land program Reserve woods

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Could woods adjoining CRP (Conservation Reserve Program) land be considered agricultural forest?

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Yes. CRP land is classified as agricultural land so assuming all other qualifications are met, forest land contiguous to CRP land would be classified as agricultural forest. Parcels qualifying under condition “b” in Question 1, see Questions 11 through 13.