Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) Acreage in Teton County, Idaho, 2014

CRP Practice	Acres, 2014
State Acres for Wildlife Enhancement - Grass--*	5,410
Establishment of permanent introduced grasses and legumes	2,499
Vegetative cover, such as grass, that was already established	2,417
Permanent wildlife habitat, non-easement	1,367
Riparian buffer	80
Establishment of permanent native grasses	70
Shelterbelt establishment, non-easement	6
Field windbreak establishment, non-easement	1
Wildlife food plot	1

For more detail on who receives CRP Payments, please visit EWG's Farm Subsidy Database.

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