Regional Conservation Partnership Program in Connecticut

RCPP payments by fiscal year in Connecticut

Note: RCPP payments were only reported at the state level.

RCPP payments by state, 2017-2022

Note: RCPP payments were only reported at the state level.

RCPP payments by state, 2017-2022

Rank	State	RCPP Easements, 2017-2022
1	Florida	$15,006,198
2	Georgia	$10,300,931
3	Michigan	$5,296,274
4	North Carolina	$4,787,026
5	Colorado	$4,781,402
6	California	$3,592,027
7	Oregon	$1,947,303
8	Texas	$1,567,427
9	Minnesota	$998,629
10	Missouri	$984,255
11	Montana	$925,000
12	Maryland	$872,398
13	Wyoming	$835,017
14	Arkansas	$623,692
15	Wisconsin	$591,193
16	Rhode Island	$492,351
17	Mississippi	$425,836
18	North Dakota	$213,556
19	Nebraska	$162,625
20	Pennsylvania	$120,636
21	Alabama	$59,174
22	Connecticut	$51,850
23	Massachusetts	$45,545
24	Tennessee	$20,649
25	Maine	$17,675
26	Kentucky	$4,500
27	Virginia	$2,310
28	Kansas	$2,050
29	Idaho	$1,144
30	Nevada	$969
31	Washington	$901
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Note: RCPP payments were only reported at the state level.

USDA Census of Agriculture Data for Connecticut, 2022

Land in Connecticut, 2022

Land type	Acres
Number of Farms:	5,058
Total Acres in Farms:	372,014
Cropland Acres:	139,558
Permanent pasture and rangeland:	31,048
Woodland Acres:	119,878

Livestock in Connecticut, 2022

Livestock	Number of Animals
Broilers and other meat-type chickens sold	223,640
Cattle and calves inventory	45,837
Sheep and lambs inventory	4,083
Hogs and pigs inventory	3,701

Crops in Connecticut, 2022

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