Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) Acreage in Oregon, 2014

CRP Practice	Acres, 2014
Establishment of permanent introduced grasses and legumes	205,617
Vegetative cover, such as grass, that was already established	131,539
Establishment of permanent native grasses	111,119
Riparian buffer	36,486
Rare and Declining Habitat	34,438
Marginal pastureland wildlife habitat buffer	13,035
Permanent wildlife habitat, non-easement	9,879
Tree planting	2,251
Filter strips	2,179
State Acres for Wildlife Enhancement - Grass--*	897
Vegetative cover, such as trees, that were already established	624
Permanent wildlife habitat	457
Marginal wetland buffer	407
Pollinator Habitat	315
Wetland Restoration	120
Wetland restoration, non-flood plain	115
Wildlife food plot	98
Hardwood tree planting	76
Grass waterways	39
Grass waterways, non-easement	27
Farmable Wetland Pilot Buffer	8
Field windbreak establishment, non-easement	4

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

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