Conservation Security Plan
- Conservation Security Plan
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Producers who wish to participate in the Conservation Security Program (CSP) must prepare a Conservation Security Plan that identifies:
- (1) the land to be enrolled;
- (2) the level at which the producer will participate and the resources to be protected;
- (3) the conservation practices to be installed, maintained or improved; and
- (4) an implementation schedule.
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