CP-22 Riparian Buffer
Riparian tree buffers improve water quality and provide vital habitat for wildlife.
CP-2 Establishment of Permanent Native Grasses
Native grasses are an effective means to control erosion, improve water quality, and create habitat for grassland and game bird species.
CP-17A Living Snow Fences
Living snow fences are designed to manage wind driven snow build-up, and enhance wildlife habitat.
CP-16A Shelterbelt Establishment
Shelterbelts save energy, provide wind protection for farmsteads and livestock areas, and control snowaccumulation.
CP-15A Contour Grass Strips
Contour grass strips are designed to reduce erosion and improve water quality by slowing run-off and trapping sediment.
CP-12 Wildlife Food Plot
Food plots established to enhance other CRP practices provide lifesaving resources of food and shelter when wildlife need it most.
Corners for Wildlife
According to the Nebraska Rural Mail Carrier Survey, since 2000, ring-necked pheasants are down 58% statewide and northern bobwhite quail are down 36% statewide.
Continuous CRP CP42 Pollinator Habitat
More than 35 percent of crop production in the U.S. depends on pollination by animals.
Continuous CRP CP38E SAFE Habitat for Upland Game Birds
CP-38E SAFE ‘Habitat for Upland Game Birds’ is a Nebraska specific initiative to combat the decline and increase populations of northern bobwhite quail.
Continuous CRP CP38E SAFE Habitat for Greater Prairie Chickens in Tallgrass Prairie
This Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) practice is available in the tallgrass prairie ecoregion of Nebraska where greater prairie chicken range currently exists, and in counties with high potential for range […]
Continuous CRP CP33 Habitat Buffers for Upland Birds or Quail Buffers
Northern Bobwhite have been declining by 3% annually throughout their range. The dramatic population decline of northern bobwhite quail over the last few decades has been cause for concern among […]
Continuous CRP CP27 and CP28 Farmable Wetlands and Buffers
Farmable wetlands are depressions within a crop field where water from irrigation or rainfall seasonally collects.