Farmers are seeing record prices for their crops, prices they haven’t seen in a long time. Because of these prices, a lot of farmers who are enrolled in the CRP program are thinking of removing these acres to be planted.
For many years, farmers took advantage of this valuable program for a little money for land that wasn’t worth much. It didn’t pay a lot but it stopped a lot of erosion and saved a lot of wildlife.
A lot of people feel farmers should really weigh their options. Land is so precious. Along with our wildlife, it shouldn’t be abused
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