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NRCS Conservation Programs
Conservation Stewardship Program (CSP)
The Conservation Stewardship Program (CSP) is a voluntary conservation program that encourages
producers to address resource concerns in a comprehensive (whole-farm) manner by maintaining and improving
their existing conservation systems and adopting additional conservation activities to address priority
resource concerns. Participants earn CSP payments for conservation performance—the higher the performance,
the higher the payment. CSP is available on Tribal and private agricultural lands and non-industrial private
forest land in all 50 States and the Caribbean and Pacific Islands Areas. The program provides equitable access
to all producers, regardless of operation size, crops produced, or geographic location.
To learn more see CSP
Financial Information: Total Obligations | Technical Assistance | Financial Assistance
Contracts: Contract Data |Maps
Conservation Practice Implementation Reports: | by Conservation Practices related to: Cropland Soil Quality | Cropland Soil Health & Sustainability | Cropland Soil Health Management System (SHMS) | Fish & Wildlife Habitat | Forest Land Conservation | Grazing Land Conservation | Irrigation Efficiency | Water Quality
Civil Rights Report |
CSP Enhancement Summary
-- To learn more about CSP bundles and enhancements, please see
CSP FY 2019 Enhancements and Bundles for FY 2017-FY 2019
and
CSP FY 2020 Enhancements and Bundles for FY 2020 data.
Financial Information
The Financial Information section presents data from the USDA Office of the Chief
Financial Officer's Financial Management Modernization Initiative (FMMI) system and
its predecessor, the Foundation Financial Information System (FFIS). The Financial Information
presented here is Total Obligations which the Government Accountability Office defines as
binding agreements (orders
placed, contracts awarded, services rendered, etc.) that will result in outlays,
immediately or in the future. Before obligations can be incurred, budgetary resources
must be made available by Congress. The obligations displayed for each year are the total
obligations reported as of the end of each fiscal year. Subsequent adjustments after the
close of the fiscal year are not included.
There are two categories of Total Obligations presented below:
- Technical Assistance (TA) Obligations
refer to the scientific expertise, natural resource
data, tools, and technology that USDA NRCS personnel provide to help producers, landowners,
and communities develop conservation plans and implement conservation practices to solve
natural resource problems at the field, operation, or larger landscape scales. NRCS is the
lead agency for providing technical assistance for USDA.
- Financial Assistance (FA) Obligations
refer to the commitment of funds to contracts for payments that will be made to program
participants for conservation activities, which can provide both on-site and
off-site conservation benefits.
This program does not include Reimbursable funds.
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CSP Total Obligations, by Fiscal Year
In thousands of dollars
Division |
2009 |
2010 |
2011 |
2012 |
2013 |
2014 |
2015 |
2016 |
2017 |
2018 |
2019 |
2020 |
Alabama | $203.1
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$5,431.1
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$6,062.1
|
$6,551.2
|
$7,318.9
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$7,204.2
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$7,601.3
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$7,392.8
|
$7,456.2
|
$8,668.8
|
$16,526.3
|
$19,046.6
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Alaska | $41.0
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$1,411.1
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$1,593.3
|
$1,607.9
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$1,632.0
|
$2,085.5
|
$1,466.0
|
$1,608.6
|
$1,271.7
|
$1,317.3
|
$1,378.1
|
$1,003.4
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Arizona | $66.8
|
$4,199.0
|
$6,297.3
|
$7,279.4
|
$7,222.0
|
$7,667.4
|
$5,357.4
|
$5,687.8
|
$3,528.9
|
$3,425.3
|
$5,561.2
|
$3,096.4
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Arkansas | $251.3
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$12,727.4
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$23,351.2
|
$43,193.7
|
$62,632.7
|
$72,949.1
|
$77,860.8
|
$81,211.4
|
$84,449.0
|
$83,576.1
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$76,520.2
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$188,935.7
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California | $244.8
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$7,092.0
|
$7,970.5
|
$8,159.7
|
$8,620.4
|
$9,068.7
|
$7,504.0
|
$6,356.0
|
$6,614.0
|
$6,078.5
|
$10,535.2
|
$14,245.7
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Caribbean | $52.5
|
$66.7
|
$64.7
|
$80.2
|
$92.7
|
$109.2
|
$230.7
|
$175.1
|
$332.3
|
$516.7
|
$725.0
|
$754.8
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Colorado | $157.0
|
$12,997.6
|
$21,565.9
|
$24,423.2
|
$26,467.4
|
$27,920.6
|
$26,164.9
|
$26,703.2
|
$25,302.6
|
$27,158.4
|
$32,405.7
|
$32,403.6
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Connecticut | $41.0
|
$107.0
|
$161.3
|
$225.3
|
$286.2
|
$301.1
|
$506.9
|
$413.9
|
$482.5
|
$513.2
|
$609.6
|
$643.3
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Delaware | $38.2
|
$466.6
|
$616.4
|
$896.8
|
$1,142.3
|
$1,323.4
|
$1,510.8
|
$1,768.9
|
$1,982.4
|
$1,866.0
|
$1,870.3
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$2,382.2
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Florida | $157.7
|
$1,802.0
|
$2,190.6
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$2,709.6
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$3,096.3
|
$3,572.7
|
$3,748.7
|
$3,696.0
|
$3,576.7
|
$4,111.6
|
$5,458.3
|
$9,214.8
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Georgia | $190.1
|
$11,613.7
|
$21,244.3
|
$28,157.5
|
$33,976.6
|
$38,954.5
|
$43,331.1
|
$43,985.9
|
$48,256.6
|
$52,831.2
|
$67,123.6
|
$85,271.3
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Hawaii/Pacific | $28.0
|
$327.2
|
$219.5
|
$215.5
|
$327.2
|
$325.4
|
$706.4
|
$567.3
|
$496.4
|
$795.2
|
$1,935.5
|
$1,825.7
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Idaho | $111.6
|
$4,809.4
|
$5,750.4
|
$6,705.6
|
$7,014.7
|
$8,057.0
|
$6,993.7
|
$7,197.3
|
$7,607.0
|
$7,545.8
|
$10,075.6
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$13,381.2
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Illinois | $316.1
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$10,664.3
|
$13,523.8
|
$18,183.6
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$22,490.0
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$31,479.2
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$35,741.5
|
$39,542.1
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$40,424.1
|
$41,232.2
|
$48,768.2
|
$87,263.0
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Indiana | $273.2
|
$6,346.6
|
$6,505.4
|
$7,571.6
|
$8,288.7
|
$9,556.8
|
$9,349.9
|
$12,939.6
|
$11,030.9
|
$12,486.2
|
$18,730.3
|
$24,072.3
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Iowa | $392.3
|
$23,039.5
|
$33,661.7
|
$40,663.7
|
$44,007.6
|
$48,411.5
|
$43,328.0
|
$37,050.6
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$36,281.2
|
$38,597.9
|
$54,688.5
|
$61,179.1
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Kansas | $331.4
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$20,086.2
|
$32,536.5
|
$44,116.4
|
$48,962.9
|
$53,310.6
|
$50,194.8
|
$47,715.0
|
$48,449.3
|
$46,140.0
|
$61,791.6
|
$74,312.1
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Kentucky | $322.7
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$2,043.8
|
$2,239.7
|
$2,994.8
|
$3,707.2
|
$3,829.0
|
$5,086.6
|
$4,970.7
|
$5,650.4
|
$7,395.4
|
$13,767.7
|
$18,902.8
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Louisiana | $130.9
|
$6,448.1
|
$14,408.1
|
$19,946.9
|
$23,352.7
|
$29,569.5
|
$34,828.4
|
$35,713.0
|
$36,960.4
|
$37,955.7
|
$58,045.4
|
$69,897.0
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Maine | $40.9
|
$721.0
|
$776.6
|
$775.1
|
$828.0
|
$931.5
|
$915.7
|
$750.2
|
$749.7
|
$850.8
|
$1,131.7
|
$1,358.0
|
Maryland | $85.9
|
$1,095.2
|
$1,250.5
|
$1,193.8
|
$1,221.5
|
$1,308.9
|
$1,387.3
|
$1,003.5
|
$1,234.2
|
$1,483.6
|
$2,974.6
|
$2,942.2
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Massachusetts | $49.6
|
$189.3
|
$142.7
|
$167.1
|
$186.1
|
$252.7
|
$462.6
|
$301.7
|
$381.3
|
$433.3
|
$517.9
|
$1,174.4
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Michigan | $156.2
|
$5,880.2
|
$7,151.4
|
$8,239.0
|
$9,355.1
|
$9,265.1
|
$8,423.9
|
$7,028.7
|
$6,832.5
|
$7,538.6
|
$16,470.7
|
$21,166.8
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Minnesota | $346.1
|
$25,544.0
|
$41,250.7
|
$59,374.0
|
$70,894.3
|
$81,575.0
|
$85,018.2
|
$84,082.9
|
$82,000.8
|
$80,326.6
|
$53,161.8
|
$170,704.8
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Mississippi | $179.2
|
$9,941.5
|
$15,260.5
|
$18,842.1
|
$22,526.9
|
$28,642.6
|
$33,276.4
|
$36,605.4
|
$44,969.3
|
$66,476.7
|
$100,517.8
|
$171,280.2
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Missouri | $482.5
|
$20,921.8
|
$26,224.7
|
$28,269.8
|
$31,442.8
|
$34,180.6
|
$34,739.7
|
$28,472.6
|
$29,328.2
|
$35,836.1
|
$60,827.2
|
$66,519.2
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Montana | $141.9
|
$16,624.6
|
$26,852.6
|
$31,755.8
|
$36,387.4
|
$41,872.4
|
$42,406.4
|
$46,459.6
|
$43,108.7
|
$44,566.1
|
$45,034.8
|
$78,568.7
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Nebraska | $231.5
|
$24,388.5
|
$36,654.9
|
$45,681.4
|
$53,128.0
|
$61,972.0
|
$60,449.4
|
$63,937.4
|
$61,594.3
|
$64,371.8
|
$84,771.9
|
$97,841.4
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Nevada | $41.0
|
$379.0
|
$591.5
|
$973.5
|
$1,082.7
|
$1,115.0
|
$1,312.2
|
$1,270.5
|
$936.2
|
$712.3
|
$864.4
|
$1,261.9
|
New Hampshire | $41.0
|
$157.5
|
$101.3
|
$247.0
|
$274.8
|
$287.3
|
$399.3
|
$496.0
|
$687.9
|
$676.7
|
$1,335.7
|
$1,367.8
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New Jersey | $39.1
|
$163.5
|
$170.3
|
$264.5
|
$319.9
|
$403.9
|
$591.6
|
$484.8
|
$603.2
|
$619.5
|
$734.9
|
$796.2
|
New Mexico | $140.8
|
$6,314.9
|
$12,806.9
|
$17,304.1
|
$22,309.8
|
$27,134.8
|
$28,289.7
|
$27,954.3
|
$26,031.8
|
$22,198.9
|
$24,977.8
|
$33,048.5
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New York | $128.7
|
$4,166.1
|
$4,206.0
|
$5,105.3
|
$5,851.8
|
$6,503.3
|
$6,435.7
|
$6,189.1
|
$6,759.9
|
$6,977.0
|
$8,316.9
|
$9,986.2
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North Carolina | $233.0
|
$1,846.9
|
$2,205.8
|
$3,024.1
|
$3,405.6
|
$3,732.2
|
$4,122.7
|
$3,259.0
|
$2,955.1
|
$3,862.1
|
$8,871.4
|
$12,101.8
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North Dakota | $147.5
|
$21,026.5
|
$34,106.8
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$51,030.1
|
$61,109.2
|
$71,382.2
|
$75,143.6
|
$77,088.5
|
$74,742.8
|
$75,246.2
|
$49,087.9
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$148,832.6
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Ohio | $248.3
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$4,344.6
|
$4,443.7
|
$4,485.3
|
$5,886.3
|
$6,941.9
|
$6,802.2
|
$6,575.9
|
$7,653.6
|
$8,417.8
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$11,519.2
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$14,564.2
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Oklahoma | $355.9
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$18,621.7
|
$29,744.3
|
$38,615.4
|
$47,798.6
|
$57,849.6
|
$61,221.8
|
$61,187.3
|
$61,339.5
|
$58,801.8
|
$77,431.8
|
$68,526.7
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Oregon | $151.6
|
$8,632.8
|
$12,733.0
|
$14,703.2
|
$15,779.8
|
$20,511.7
|
$22,676.1
|
$26,272.3
|
$27,741.5
|
$29,226.7
|
$36,543.6
|
$52,939.5
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Pennsylvania | $254.4
|
$5,603.0
|
$5,467.8
|
$6,321.3
|
$7,133.6
|
$7,528.2
|
$7,743.1
|
$7,521.7
|
$7,796.5
|
$8,655.4
|
$12,483.4
|
$15,633.6
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Rhode Island | $33.7
|
$72.5
|
$114.2
|
$139.0
|
$169.1
|
$188.8
|
$222.6
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$234.9
|
$315.0
|
$409.6
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$436.2
|
$819.3
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South Carolina | $123.6
|
$4,348.5
|
$4,954.7
|
$5,308.7
|
$5,653.9
|
$6,110.8
|
$7,126.5
|
$7,396.5
|
$7,618.9
|
$9,458.0
|
$16,006.8
|
$19,647.1
|
South Dakota | $184.0
|
$16,331.0
|
$29,310.1
|
$38,442.3
|
$50,302.6
|
$66,134.4
|
$75,750.8
|
$93,175.1
|
$95,384.3
|
$94,631.8
|
$73,423.9
|
$203,368.6
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Tennessee | $401.0
|
$3,794.3
|
$3,382.6
|
$3,974.8
|
$4,816.7
|
$6,441.1
|
$7,360.3
|
$7,170.6
|
$7,438.8
|
$8,322.8
|
$16,430.7
|
$21,589.4
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Texas | $766.6
|
$19,257.1
|
$21,347.0
|
$29,529.2
|
$35,522.4
|
$37,269.4
|
$35,635.2
|
$40,605.1
|
$35,360.9
|
$34,414.0
|
$81,200.1
|
$72,896.4
|
Utah | $46.4
|
$2,066.8
|
$2,548.0
|
$3,034.4
|
$4,210.1
|
$5,594.8
|
$5,800.1
|
$7,678.3
|
$6,447.3
|
$7,176.9
|
$11,756.1
|
$14,756.2
|
Vermont | $40.7
|
$126.6
|
$88.2
|
$99.0
|
$124.2
|
$188.8
|
$323.5
|
$288.9
|
$403.6
|
$450.7
|
$1,150.5
|
$1,296.6
|
Virginia | $91.1
|
$4,243.4
|
$4,849.2
|
$6,156.9
|
$6,937.5
|
$7,085.8
|
$7,537.5
|
$6,877.6
|
$6,834.4
|
$7,695.1
|
$13,514.7
|
$17,793.3
|
Washington | $97.6
|
$6,713.0
|
$12,274.6
|
$14,509.3
|
$17,026.2
|
$19,897.4
|
$21,785.3
|
$23,258.6
|
$23,139.1
|
$23,129.0
|
$25,268.1
|
$39,282.8
|
West Virginia | $147.9
|
$1,482.9
|
$2,194.8
|
$2,189.0
|
$2,308.0
|
$2,995.8
|
$3,850.9
|
$2,277.5
|
$2,494.5
|
$4,007.0
|
$5,325.9
|
$7,408.2
|
Wisconsin | $272.7
|
$8,672.7
|
$12,494.2
|
$15,375.9
|
$16,869.8
|
$20,796.7
|
$23,781.8
|
$21,154.8
|
$22,692.6
|
$28,654.0
|
$47,221.3
|
$54,952.2
|
Wyoming | $101.9
|
$4,987.6
|
$7,545.1
|
$8,458.1
|
$8,989.2
|
$9,645.3
|
$8,175.0
|
$9,840.4
|
$7,151.0
|
$6,722.8
|
$8,406.2
|
$7,409.6
|
Other
| $226.3
|
$9,474.7
|
$14,596.0
|
$14,348.8
|
$22,057.4
|
$29,435.3
|
$55,200.2
|
$57,700.5
|
$61,654.4
|
$72,732.8
|
$54,961.2
|
$79,763.5
|
Total
| $9,378.2
|
$389,813.0
|
$577,803.7
|
$741,619.9
|
$882,547.8
|
$1,030,870.7
|
$1,095,878.8
|
$1,129,295.4
|
$1,134,534.4
|
$1,197,294.0
|
$1,439,193.4
|
$2,219,428.9
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Notes:
• Data Source: USDA-NRCS, 2012-2020 data from Financial Management Modernization
Initiative (FMMI); 2009-2011 data from Foundation Financial Information
System (FFIS).
• Caribbean includes Puerto Rico and U.S. Virgin Islands.
• Hawaii/Pacific includes Hawaii and the Pacific Basin.
• Negative numbers reflect fund adjustments made throughout the year.
• Totals may not exactly match sum over divisions due to rounding.
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CSP Technical Assistance Obligations, by Fiscal Year
In thousands of dollars
Division |
2009 |
2010 |
2011 |
2012 |
2013 |
2014 |
2015 |
2016 |
2017 |
2018 |
2019 |
2020 |
Alabama | $203.1
|
$1,343.7
|
$928.9
|
$735.5
|
$1,090.7
|
$1,017.6
|
$2,179.1
|
$1,956.6
|
$1,686.9
|
$1,958.2
|
$2,819.1
|
$2,640.7
|
Alaska | $41.0
|
$81.6
|
$209.3
|
$203.3
|
$194.7
|
$335.3
|
$675.1
|
$819.2
|
$475.5
|
$540.3
|
$634.9
|
$697.7
|
Arizona | $66.8
|
$195.7
|
$454.0
|
$408.9
|
$370.7
|
$817.6
|
$941.2
|
$2,757.4
|
$1,184.8
|
$1,157.9
|
$1,187.1
|
$1,368.0
|
Arkansas | $251.3
|
$1,541.5
|
$1,443.2
|
$2,048.7
|
$4,122.6
|
$3,271.2
|
$6,783.7
|
$6,150.4
|
$11,891.8
|
$8,335.6
|
$11,112.9
|
$10,243.1
|
California | $244.8
|
$1,116.8
|
$943.0
|
$899.1
|
$942.7
|
$1,197.5
|
$2,608.1
|
$2,144.3
|
$2,251.5
|
$2,077.1
|
$2,442.5
|
$3,543.6
|
Caribbean | $52.5
|
$47.6
|
$46.1
|
$63.6
|
$76.5
|
$93.0
|
$230.7
|
$175.1
|
$223.4
|
$328.8
|
$337.4
|
$264.2
|
Colorado | $157.0
|
$1,251.5
|
$2,068.7
|
$1,700.3
|
$2,385.8
|
$2,382.8
|
$5,029.6
|
$7,189.3
|
$4,470.7
|
$5,141.8
|
$4,643.5
|
$4,268.5
|
Connecticut | $41.0
|
$54.1
|
$60.3
|
$38.8
|
$98.6
|
$113.8
|
$310.2
|
$248.4
|
$332.5
|
$338.3
|
$372.2
|
$341.6
|
Delaware | $38.2
|
$116.7
|
$89.1
|
$86.7
|
$96.1
|
$135.6
|
$238.7
|
$273.7
|
$479.7
|
$427.5
|
$363.6
|
$449.4
|
Florida | $157.7
|
$585.9
|
$332.5
|
$478.5
|
$555.2
|
$704.6
|
$1,371.2
|
$1,308.3
|
$940.2
|
$1,243.8
|
$1,330.4
|
$1,820.8
|
Georgia | $190.1
|
$1,368.1
|
$1,003.3
|
$1,328.8
|
$3,816.2
|
$2,209.8
|
$4,047.5
|
$3,581.2
|
$5,724.9
|
$5,454.8
|
$6,079.3
|
$8,253.9
|
Hawaii/Pacific | $28.0
|
$221.3
|
$95.7
|
$89.3
|
$201.0
|
$194.5
|
$680.6
|
$537.6
|
$488.7
|
$577.0
|
$683.2
|
$774.8
|
Idaho | $111.6
|
$666.3
|
$508.1
|
$502.9
|
$491.3
|
$883.7
|
$1,457.9
|
$1,317.6
|
$1,669.5
|
$1,225.2
|
$1,705.5
|
$1,979.0
|
Illinois | $316.1
|
$1,967.5
|
$1,221.4
|
$1,268.2
|
$1,976.4
|
$2,696.7
|
$4,487.0
|
$4,686.2
|
$5,813.1
|
$5,385.0
|
$7,760.3
|
$7,691.7
|
Indiana | $273.2
|
$1,133.8
|
$612.9
|
$660.1
|
$665.7
|
$884.9
|
$1,555.8
|
$4,477.4
|
$2,130.1
|
$2,293.3
|
$2,969.9
|
$3,217.8
|
Iowa | $392.3
|
$2,783.9
|
$2,921.5
|
$3,322.6
|
$3,188.7
|
$3,710.5
|
$6,729.4
|
$5,071.9
|
$5,603.2
|
$6,538.2
|
$8,841.2
|
$8,274.8
|
Kansas | $331.4
|
$2,085.6
|
$2,238.3
|
$2,691.8
|
$2,333.4
|
$3,316.8
|
$6,033.7
|
$5,707.0
|
$8,667.3
|
$6,231.4
|
$6,031.8
|
$7,904.6
|
Kentucky | $322.7
|
$1,115.2
|
$465.5
|
$552.4
|
$577.6
|
$588.1
|
$1,570.7
|
$946.6
|
$1,227.5
|
$1,771.3
|
$2,524.1
|
$2,658.4
|
Louisiana | $130.9
|
$893.3
|
$903.7
|
$1,170.1
|
$1,680.6
|
$1,958.2
|
$3,826.8
|
$4,286.9
|
$5,675.9
|
$5,228.6
|
$5,089.3
|
$6,266.4
|
Maine | $40.9
|
$192.6
|
$174.1
|
$156.1
|
$138.3
|
$257.9
|
$500.4
|
$410.1
|
$388.2
|
$442.3
|
$455.2
|
$462.0
|
Maryland | $85.9
|
$353.3
|
$232.5
|
$143.0
|
$126.2
|
$191.1
|
$589.8
|
$370.2
|
$504.7
|
$564.4
|
$562.6
|
$634.4
|
Massachusetts | $49.6
|
$131.2
|
$71.0
|
$96.2
|
$116.7
|
$176.9
|
$412.9
|
$255.6
|
$294.2
|
$294.7
|
$311.5
|
$329.8
|
Michigan | $156.2
|
$1,201.9
|
$820.0
|
$925.6
|
$1,587.3
|
$1,121.8
|
$2,364.6
|
$1,481.0
|
$1,427.7
|
$1,869.8
|
$2,598.0
|
$3,186.2
|
Minnesota | $346.1
|
$4,166.6
|
$3,548.1
|
$3,033.6
|
$5,232.0
|
$4,688.8
|
$10,697.4
|
$8,657.5
|
$11,836.3
|
$8,702.2
|
$9,575.4
|
$12,678.7
|
Mississippi | $179.2
|
$961.5
|
$719.1
|
$814.2
|
$949.0
|
$1,311.9
|
$3,505.0
|
$3,087.7
|
$5,127.8
|
$4,928.5
|
$10,865.9
|
$8,086.5
|
Missouri | $482.5
|
$4,364.4
|
$3,348.8
|
$2,567.5
|
$3,553.2
|
$3,384.7
|
$8,960.3
|
$4,658.4
|
$4,619.9
|
$6,816.2
|
$8,994.9
|
$9,136.1
|
Montana | $141.9
|
$1,558.1
|
$2,745.2
|
$2,499.0
|
$3,120.8
|
$3,546.2
|
$6,099.3
|
$10,607.6
|
$7,370.8
|
$6,750.5
|
$8,380.1
|
$10,267.5
|
Nebraska | $231.5
|
$4,236.0
|
$3,776.7
|
$3,553.4
|
$3,366.0
|
$4,967.0
|
$8,157.4
|
$13,639.9
|
$10,824.5
|
$10,391.7
|
$11,552.5
|
$12,323.1
|
Nevada | $41.0
|
$78.9
|
$83.9
|
$109.7
|
$131.0
|
$194.9
|
$432.5
|
$541.7
|
$461.7
|
$412.9
|
$419.9
|
$429.1
|
New Hampshire | $41.0
|
$110.9
|
$54.2
|
$132.9
|
$117.8
|
$132.9
|
$224.2
|
$309.0
|
$436.0
|
$351.0
|
$412.5
|
$525.7
|
New Jersey | $39.1
|
$92.3
|
$56.9
|
$67.6
|
$87.6
|
$130.7
|
$312.6
|
$222.1
|
$359.1
|
$382.2
|
$394.8
|
$394.7
|
New Mexico | $140.8
|
$902.2
|
$2,147.9
|
$2,399.4
|
$2,834.0
|
$3,354.0
|
$4,197.6
|
$5,682.6
|
$5,617.2
|
$5,380.2
|
$6,460.2
|
$6,320.4
|
New York | $128.7
|
$878.4
|
$436.3
|
$401.7
|
$540.6
|
$692.2
|
$1,484.3
|
$1,070.7
|
$1,395.6
|
$1,452.3
|
$1,788.0
|
$1,731.7
|
North Carolina | $233.0
|
$792.8
|
$322.1
|
$361.3
|
$504.6
|
$583.5
|
$1,676.8
|
$997.6
|
$928.9
|
$1,164.4
|
$1,345.4
|
$1,733.8
|
North Dakota | $147.5
|
$1,539.8
|
$2,088.5
|
$2,893.9
|
$2,522.3
|
$3,453.8
|
$6,518.5
|
$9,566.4
|
$9,152.2
|
$8,306.9
|
$9,164.6
|
$8,984.8
|
Ohio | $248.3
|
$1,330.9
|
$692.9
|
$512.2
|
$794.1
|
$908.9
|
$1,653.9
|
$1,290.4
|
$1,532.5
|
$2,050.7
|
$2,498.9
|
$2,663.0
|
Oklahoma | $355.9
|
$2,445.8
|
$2,727.1
|
$2,782.0
|
$3,057.8
|
$4,673.8
|
$7,174.4
|
$8,230.0
|
$8,257.4
|
$10,813.9
|
$11,226.2
|
$11,824.4
|
Oregon | $151.6
|
$1,081.1
|
$1,583.5
|
$1,239.8
|
$1,044.0
|
$1,795.2
|
$3,645.5
|
$6,400.8
|
$4,828.9
|
$4,547.9
|
$4,894.4
|
$6,548.6
|
Pennsylvania | $254.4
|
$1,628.7
|
$604.4
|
$685.7
|
$850.4
|
$978.8
|
$2,146.6
|
$1,758.9
|
$1,729.4
|
$2,057.9
|
$1,995.1
|
$2,613.0
|
Rhode Island | $33.7
|
$26.2
|
$65.6
|
$77.7
|
$108.5
|
$120.6
|
$199.4
|
$160.9
|
$198.0
|
$267.7
|
$243.2
|
$284.9
|
South Carolina | $123.6
|
$925.3
|
$693.4
|
$550.1
|
$605.2
|
$832.5
|
$1,873.9
|
$1,636.3
|
$1,375.8
|
$2,347.4
|
$1,883.6
|
$2,740.3
|
South Dakota | $184.0
|
$1,457.3
|
$2,913.4
|
$2,626.2
|
$3,529.1
|
$4,610.2
|
$5,594.2
|
$16,188.8
|
$14,923.0
|
$12,618.9
|
$17,461.3
|
$16,555.9
|
Tennessee | $401.0
|
$1,666.5
|
$606.9
|
$515.4
|
$687.1
|
$1,005.1
|
$1,975.1
|
$1,503.4
|
$1,526.3
|
$1,761.6
|
$2,586.0
|
$2,757.5
|
Texas | $766.6
|
$4,071.3
|
$2,489.0
|
$3,398.5
|
$4,927.2
|
$4,392.9
|
$6,648.1
|
$11,524.5
|
$8,469.4
|
$7,478.9
|
$9,350.2
|
$9,246.8
|
Utah | $46.4
|
$328.2
|
$418.9
|
$421.2
|
$477.3
|
$915.2
|
$1,606.8
|
$2,722.0
|
$1,252.4
|
$1,957.9
|
$2,092.6
|
$2,470.4
|
Vermont | $40.7
|
$91.2
|
$54.0
|
$64.1
|
$79.6
|
$140.4
|
$294.0
|
$240.7
|
$314.5
|
$345.0
|
$339.4
|
$482.9
|
Virginia | $91.1
|
$930.4
|
$441.0
|
$531.2
|
$871.7
|
$781.8
|
$1,649.5
|
$1,167.5
|
$1,334.9
|
$1,384.6
|
$1,533.6
|
$2,324.4
|
Washington | $97.6
|
$704.7
|
$878.1
|
$818.3
|
$671.9
|
$1,283.0
|
$2,236.4
|
$3,852.1
|
$3,859.3
|
$3,204.9
|
$3,450.7
|
$3,585.2
|
West Virginia | $147.9
|
$702.5
|
$762.1
|
$483.7
|
$392.7
|
$877.5
|
$2,028.8
|
$783.1
|
$733.4
|
$1,805.2
|
$1,851.4
|
$1,756.4
|
Wisconsin | $272.7
|
$2,022.5
|
$1,690.8
|
$1,686.9
|
$1,648.1
|
$2,550.1
|
$5,513.4
|
$3,114.1
|
$3,605.6
|
$6,121.6
|
$8,251.4
|
$8,593.2
|
Wyoming | $101.9
|
$396.8
|
$1,280.4
|
$920.4
|
$830.8
|
$1,168.6
|
$1,648.1
|
$4,063.1
|
$1,878.4
|
$1,986.5
|
$2,310.8
|
$2,421.1
|
Other
| $226.3
|
$9,474.7
|
$14,596.0
|
$14,348.8
|
$22,057.4
|
$29,435.3
|
$55,200.2
|
$57,679.2
|
$61,673.4
|
$72,726.5
|
$54,969.9
|
$79,762.4
|
Total
| $9,378.2
|
$69,415.1
|
$69,668.1
|
$70,066.6
|
$92,424.8
|
$111,170.5
|
$207,978.8
|
$237,509.0
|
$239,174.8
|
$247,941.4
|
$267,148.4
|
$306,513.9
|
|
Notes:
• Data Source: USDA-NRCS, 2012-2020 data from Financial Management Modernization
Initiative (FMMI); 2009-2011 data from Foundation Financial Information
System (FFIS).
• Caribbean includes Puerto Rico and U.S. Virgin Islands.
• Hawaii/Pacific includes Hawaii and the Pacific Basin.
• Negative numbers reflect fund adjustments made throughout the year.
• Totals may not exactly match sum over divisions due to rounding.
|
CSP Financial Assistance Obligations, by Fiscal Year
In thousands of dollars
Division |
2009 |
2010 |
2011 |
2012 |
2013 |
2014 |
2015 |
2016 |
2017 |
2018 |
2019 |
2020 |
Alabama |
|
$4,087.3
|
$5,133.2
|
$5,815.7
|
$6,228.2
|
$6,186.6
|
$5,422.2
|
$5,436.1
|
$5,769.3
|
$6,710.6
|
$13,707.2
|
$16,405.9
|
Alaska |
|
$1,329.6
|
$1,384.0
|
$1,404.6
|
$1,437.3
|
$1,750.2
|
$790.9
|
$789.3
|
$796.2
|
$777.0
|
$743.2
|
$305.7
|
Arizona |
|
$4,003.3
|
$5,843.3
|
$6,870.5
|
$6,851.3
|
$6,849.8
|
$4,416.2
|
$2,930.3
|
$2,344.1
|
$2,267.4
|
$4,374.1
|
$1,728.4
|
Arkansas |
|
$11,185.9
|
$21,908.0
|
$41,145.0
|
$58,510.1
|
$69,678.0
|
$71,077.1
|
$75,061.0
|
$72,557.3
|
$75,240.5
|
$65,407.3
|
$178,692.6
|
California |
|
$5,975.2
|
$7,027.5
|
$7,260.6
|
$7,677.7
|
$7,871.2
|
$4,895.8
|
$4,211.6
|
$4,362.5
|
$4,001.4
|
$8,092.7
|
$10,702.1
|
Caribbean |
|
$19.1
|
$18.6
|
$16.6
|
$16.2
|
$16.2
|
|
|
$108.9
|
$187.9
|
$387.6
|
$490.6
|
Colorado |
|
$11,746.1
|
$19,497.2
|
$22,723.0
|
$24,081.6
|
$25,537.8
|
$21,135.3
|
$19,513.9
|
$20,831.9
|
$22,016.6
|
$27,762.2
|
$28,135.1
|
Connecticut |
|
$52.9
|
$101.0
|
$186.6
|
$187.6
|
$187.3
|
$196.7
|
$165.5
|
$150.0
|
$174.9
|
$237.4
|
$301.7
|
Delaware |
|
$349.9
|
$527.3
|
$810.1
|
$1,046.2
|
$1,187.8
|
$1,272.2
|
$1,495.2
|
$1,502.7
|
$1,438.5
|
$1,506.7
|
$1,932.8
|
Florida |
|
$1,216.1
|
$1,858.1
|
$2,231.1
|
$2,541.1
|
$2,868.0
|
$2,377.6
|
$2,387.8
|
$2,636.5
|
$2,867.8
|
$4,127.9
|
$7,394.0
|
Georgia |
|
$10,245.6
|
$20,241.0
|
$26,828.8
|
$30,160.4
|
$36,744.7
|
$39,283.6
|
$40,404.8
|
$42,531.7
|
$47,376.4
|
$61,044.3
|
$77,017.4
|
Hawaii/Pacific |
|
$105.9
|
$123.9
|
$126.2
|
$126.2
|
$130.8
|
$25.8
|
$29.8
|
$7.7
|
$218.2
|
$1,252.3
|
$1,050.9
|
Idaho |
|
$4,143.0
|
$5,242.3
|
$6,202.7
|
$6,523.4
|
$7,173.4
|
$5,535.8
|
$5,879.7
|
$5,937.5
|
$6,320.6
|
$8,370.1
|
$11,402.2
|
Illinois |
|
$8,696.7
|
$12,302.4
|
$16,915.5
|
$20,513.6
|
$28,782.5
|
$31,254.6
|
$34,855.9
|
$34,611.1
|
$35,847.2
|
$41,007.9
|
$79,571.3
|
Indiana |
|
$5,212.8
|
$5,892.5
|
$6,911.5
|
$7,623.0
|
$8,671.9
|
$7,794.1
|
$8,462.2
|
$8,900.7
|
$10,192.9
|
$15,760.4
|
$20,854.5
|
Iowa |
|
$20,255.6
|
$30,740.2
|
$37,341.1
|
$40,818.9
|
$44,701.0
|
$36,598.5
|
$31,978.6
|
$30,678.0
|
$32,059.7
|
$45,847.3
|
$52,904.3
|
Kansas |
|
$18,000.6
|
$30,298.1
|
$41,424.6
|
$46,629.5
|
$49,993.8
|
$44,161.1
|
$42,007.9
|
$39,782.0
|
$39,908.6
|
$55,759.8
|
$66,407.5
|
Kentucky |
|
$928.5
|
$1,774.2
|
$2,442.4
|
$3,129.6
|
$3,240.9
|
$3,515.9
|
$4,024.1
|
$4,422.9
|
$5,624.1
|
$11,243.6
|
$16,244.4
|
Louisiana |
|
$5,554.7
|
$13,504.5
|
$18,776.8
|
$21,672.1
|
$27,611.3
|
$31,001.6
|
$31,426.1
|
$31,284.4
|
$32,727.1
|
$52,956.1
|
$63,630.6
|
Maine |
|
$528.4
|
$602.4
|
$618.9
|
$689.7
|
$673.7
|
$415.3
|
$340.1
|
$361.5
|
$408.5
|
$676.5
|
$896.0
|
Maryland |
|
$741.9
|
$1,018.0
|
$1,050.8
|
$1,095.3
|
$1,117.8
|
$797.5
|
$633.4
|
$729.5
|
$919.2
|
$2,412.0
|
$2,307.8
|
Massachusetts |
|
$58.1
|
$71.7
|
$70.9
|
$69.4
|
$75.9
|
$49.7
|
$46.1
|
$87.1
|
$138.6
|
$206.4
|
$844.6
|
Michigan |
|
$4,678.3
|
$6,331.4
|
$7,313.4
|
$7,767.8
|
$8,143.2
|
$6,059.3
|
$5,547.6
|
$5,404.8
|
$5,668.8
|
$13,872.7
|
$17,980.6
|
Minnesota |
|
$21,377.3
|
$37,702.6
|
$56,340.4
|
$65,662.3
|
$76,886.2
|
$74,320.8
|
$75,425.4
|
$70,164.6
|
$71,624.4
|
$43,586.4
|
$158,026.1
|
Mississippi |
|
$8,980.1
|
$14,541.5
|
$18,027.9
|
$21,577.9
|
$27,330.7
|
$29,771.3
|
$33,517.7
|
$39,841.5
|
$61,548.2
|
$89,651.9
|
$163,193.7
|
Missouri |
|
$16,557.5
|
$22,875.9
|
$25,702.3
|
$27,889.6
|
$30,795.9
|
$25,779.3
|
$23,814.2
|
$24,708.2
|
$29,019.9
|
$51,832.3
|
$57,383.1
|
Montana |
|
$15,066.5
|
$24,107.4
|
$29,256.8
|
$33,266.6
|
$38,326.2
|
$36,307.1
|
$35,851.9
|
$35,737.9
|
$37,815.6
|
$36,654.7
|
$68,301.2
|
Nebraska |
|
$20,152.5
|
$32,878.2
|
$42,128.0
|
$49,762.0
|
$57,005.0
|
$52,292.0
|
$50,297.5
|
$50,769.7
|
$53,980.1
|
$73,219.4
|
$85,518.3
|
Nevada |
|
$300.1
|
$507.6
|
$863.8
|
$951.7
|
$920.1
|
$879.6
|
$728.8
|
$474.5
|
$299.4
|
$444.5
|
$832.8
|
New Hampshire |
|
$46.7
|
$47.1
|
$114.0
|
$157.0
|
$154.4
|
$175.1
|
$187.0
|
$251.9
|
$325.7
|
$923.2
|
$842.1
|
New Jersey |
|
$71.2
|
$113.5
|
$196.9
|
$232.3
|
$273.2
|
$279.0
|
$262.8
|
$244.1
|
$237.3
|
$340.1
|
$401.5
|
New Mexico |
|
$5,412.8
|
$10,659.0
|
$14,904.6
|
$19,475.8
|
$23,780.8
|
$24,092.1
|
$22,271.7
|
$20,414.6
|
$16,818.7
|
$18,517.6
|
$26,728.1
|
New York |
|
$3,287.6
|
$3,769.7
|
$4,703.6
|
$5,311.2
|
$5,811.2
|
$4,951.4
|
$5,118.4
|
$5,364.3
|
$5,524.7
|
$6,528.9
|
$8,254.5
|
North Carolina |
|
$1,054.1
|
$1,883.7
|
$2,662.7
|
$2,901.0
|
$3,148.7
|
$2,445.9
|
$2,261.4
|
$2,026.3
|
$2,697.7
|
$7,526.0
|
$10,368.0
|
North Dakota |
|
$19,486.7
|
$32,018.3
|
$48,136.2
|
$58,586.9
|
$67,928.4
|
$68,625.1
|
$67,522.1
|
$65,590.6
|
$66,939.3
|
$39,923.3
|
$139,847.8
|
Ohio |
|
$3,013.7
|
$3,750.8
|
$3,973.1
|
$5,092.2
|
$6,033.0
|
$5,148.3
|
$5,285.5
|
$6,121.0
|
$6,367.1
|
$9,020.3
|
$11,901.2
|
Oklahoma |
|
$16,175.9
|
$27,017.2
|
$35,833.5
|
$44,740.8
|
$53,175.9
|
$54,047.4
|
$52,957.4
|
$53,082.1
|
$47,987.9
|
$66,205.6
|
$56,702.3
|
Oregon |
|
$7,551.7
|
$11,149.5
|
$13,463.5
|
$14,735.8
|
$18,716.4
|
$19,030.6
|
$19,871.4
|
$22,912.6
|
$24,678.8
|
$31,649.2
|
$46,390.9
|
Pennsylvania |
|
$3,974.2
|
$4,863.5
|
$5,635.6
|
$6,283.2
|
$6,549.4
|
$5,596.5
|
$5,762.9
|
$6,067.1
|
$6,597.5
|
$10,488.3
|
$13,020.6
|
Rhode Island |
|
$46.3
|
$48.6
|
$61.3
|
$60.6
|
$68.2
|
$23.1
|
$74.0
|
$117.0
|
$141.9
|
$193.0
|
$534.4
|
South Carolina |
|
$3,423.1
|
$4,261.3
|
$4,758.7
|
$5,048.7
|
$5,278.3
|
$5,252.6
|
$5,760.3
|
$6,243.1
|
$7,110.6
|
$14,123.2
|
$16,906.8
|
South Dakota |
|
$14,873.7
|
$26,396.8
|
$35,816.1
|
$46,773.5
|
$61,524.2
|
$70,156.6
|
$76,986.3
|
$80,461.3
|
$82,012.9
|
$55,962.6
|
$186,812.7
|
Tennessee |
|
$2,127.8
|
$2,775.7
|
$3,459.4
|
$4,129.6
|
$5,436.0
|
$5,385.2
|
$5,667.1
|
$5,912.5
|
$6,561.2
|
$13,844.7
|
$18,831.9
|
Texas |
|
$15,185.8
|
$18,858.0
|
$26,130.7
|
$30,595.2
|
$32,876.5
|
$28,987.1
|
$29,080.7
|
$26,891.4
|
$26,935.1
|
$71,849.9
|
$63,649.6
|
Utah |
|
$1,738.6
|
$2,129.1
|
$2,613.2
|
$3,732.8
|
$4,679.6
|
$4,193.3
|
$4,956.3
|
$5,194.9
|
$5,219.0
|
$9,663.5
|
$12,285.8
|
Vermont |
|
$35.5
|
$34.3
|
$34.9
|
$44.6
|
$48.3
|
$29.5
|
$48.2
|
$89.1
|
$105.7
|
$811.1
|
$813.7
|
Virginia |
|
$3,313.0
|
$4,408.3
|
$5,625.7
|
$6,065.8
|
$6,303.9
|
$5,888.0
|
$5,710.1
|
$5,499.4
|
$6,310.5
|
$11,981.1
|
$15,468.9
|
Washington |
|
$6,008.3
|
$11,396.6
|
$13,691.0
|
$16,354.3
|
$18,614.4
|
$19,548.9
|
$19,406.5
|
$19,279.8
|
$19,924.1
|
$21,817.4
|
$35,697.6
|
West Virginia |
|
$780.4
|
$1,432.8
|
$1,705.3
|
$1,915.3
|
$2,118.4
|
$1,822.1
|
$1,494.4
|
$1,761.1
|
$2,201.8
|
$3,474.5
|
$5,651.8
|
Wisconsin |
|
$6,650.2
|
$10,803.5
|
$13,688.9
|
$15,221.7
|
$18,246.6
|
$18,268.4
|
$18,040.7
|
$19,087.0
|
$22,532.4
|
$38,969.9
|
$46,359.0
|
Wyoming |
|
$4,590.8
|
$6,264.8
|
$7,537.7
|
$8,158.4
|
$8,476.7
|
$6,526.8
|
$5,777.3
|
$5,272.6
|
$4,736.3
|
$6,095.4
|
$4,988.5
|
Other
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
$21.3
|
$-19.0
|
$6.3
|
$-8.7
|
$1.1
|
Total
|
|
$320,397.9
|
$508,135.7
|
$671,553.3
|
$790,123.0
|
$919,700.2
|
$887,900.0
|
$891,786.3
|
$895,359.5
|
$949,352.6
|
$1,172,045.0
|
$1,912,915.0
|
|
Notes:
• Data Source: USDA-NRCS, 2012-2020 data from Financial Management Modernization
Initiative (FMMI); 2009-2011 data from Foundation Financial Information
System (FFIS).
• Caribbean includes Puerto Rico and U.S. Virgin Islands.
• Hawaii/Pacific includes Hawaii and the Pacific Basin.
• Other indicates Headquarters, Regional, or other non-State divisions.
• Negative numbers reflect fund adjustments made throughout the year.
• Totals may not exactly match sum over divisions due to rounding.
|
Contracts
NRCS enters into CSP contracts with eligible producers or landowners willing to improve
existing conservation systems and undertake additional conservation activities. Applicants
must own or control the land for the duration of the contract. By entering into a contract,
the participant agrees to maintain existing conservation practices and implement new
conservation activities, and NRCS obligates funds to provide technical and financial
assistance for planning and applying these conservation activities. CSP offers 5-year
conservation stewardship contracts. At the end of the initial stewardship contract, farmers
reapply and compete to renew the contract for one additional 5-year period. The table
below reports the number of active CSP contracts signed during each contract
fiscal year (excluding renewal contracts), and the acres associated with those contracts.
The Conservation Stewardship Program (CSP) Maps page
contains maps illustrating contracts enrolled, acres treated, and financial assistance
obligated by state and year.
|
CSP Contract Data by State and Fiscal Year
State |
2010 |
2011 |
2012 |
2013 |
2014 |
2015 |
2016 |
2017 |
2018 |
2019 |
2020 |
Number of Active Contracts* |
Total Acres on Active Contracts* |
Number of Active Contracts* |
Total Acres on Active Contracts* |
Number of Active Contracts* |
Total Acres on Active Contracts* |
Number of Active Contracts* |
Total Acres on Active Contracts* |
Number of Active Contracts* |
Total Acres on Active Contracts* |
Number of Active Contracts* |
Total Acres on Active Contracts* |
Number of Active Contracts* |
Total Acres on Active Contracts* |
Number of Active Contracts* |
Total Acres on Active Contracts* |
Number of Active Contracts* |
Total Acres on Active Contracts* |
Number of Active Contracts* |
Total Acres on Active Contracts* |
Number of Active Contracts* |
Total Acres on Active Contracts* |
Alabama | 431
|
348,905.2
|
140
|
136,023.2
|
91
|
64,567.3
|
49
|
23,141.9
|
28
|
13,423.8
|
35
|
18,976.3
|
59
|
46,138.6
|
84
|
84,471.3
|
65
|
34,154.2
|
126
|
52,714.3
|
101
|
77,956.3
|
Alaska | 14
|
182,565.4
|
2
|
2,865.9
|
1
|
259.9
|
1
|
1,137.8
|
3
|
121,762.4
|
3
|
98,013.5
|
4
|
30,521.0
|
2
|
1,335.8
|
|
|
|
|
2
|
11.0
|
Arizona | 56
|
821,642.8
|
3
|
205,527.0
|
13
|
278,307.0
|
4
|
15,127.3
|
1
|
1,140.0
|
6
|
11,020.3
|
2
|
517.0
|
2
|
13,684.1
|
2
|
4,676.4
|
5
|
170,565.7
|
4
|
73,335.8
|
Arkansas | 620
|
569,519.1
|
453
|
413,137.4
|
572
|
600,147.7
|
537
|
547,704.7
|
428
|
417,292.8
|
318
|
258,316.8
|
478
|
440,071.7
|
405
|
419,116.0
|
379
|
301,085.2
|
164
|
147,126.8
|
121
|
97,069.1
|
California | 337
|
721,128.4
|
74
|
85,906.6
|
31
|
31,047.9
|
34
|
76,420.5
|
23
|
57,533.0
|
35
|
134,063.2
|
11
|
55,163.3
|
17
|
62,622.9
|
11
|
20,489.5
|
51
|
72,329.1
|
100
|
369,556.0
|
Caribbean | 11
|
700.0
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
35
|
1,998.0
|
29
|
940.4
|
12
|
952.1
|
10
|
1,011.7
|
Colorado | 469
|
1,264,375.8
|
329
|
800,534.4
|
163
|
433,409.6
|
79
|
167,050.7
|
92
|
241,570.3
|
50
|
157,639.0
|
99
|
264,890.4
|
125
|
264,119.9
|
83
|
176,657.7
|
47
|
124,587.0
|
35
|
91,222.7
|
Connecticut | 13
|
8,466.6
|
4
|
943.9
|
8
|
3,074.1
|
1
|
26.0
|
|
|
3
|
818.2
|
4
|
671.7
|
7
|
947.8
|
2
|
1,631.2
|
2
|
26.1
|
3
|
191.1
|
Delaware | 25
|
14,448.3
|
9
|
7,927.8
|
14
|
16,076.6
|
12
|
12,031.4
|
14
|
8,301.2
|
9
|
5,941.8
|
14
|
11,017.3
|
13
|
6,465.9
|
3
|
1,967.6
|
3
|
1,882.1
|
2
|
3,675.5
|
Florida | 95
|
65,278.8
|
55
|
38,272.6
|
42
|
26,397.3
|
32
|
43,960.2
|
21
|
58,080.8
|
30
|
45,261.6
|
39
|
38,834.9
|
82
|
43,834.6
|
33
|
19,750.5
|
27
|
19,155.4
|
38
|
43,885.2
|
Georgia | 584
|
354,906.1
|
413
|
263,640.9
|
475
|
250,490.2
|
270
|
115,819.9
|
343
|
168,471.3
|
259
|
109,592.9
|
292
|
154,949.5
|
427
|
198,268.5
|
399
|
147,494.9
|
195
|
77,112.1
|
145
|
61,494.9
|
Hawaii/Pacific | 16
|
7,097.5
|
7
|
1,320.7
|
3
|
56.0
|
|
|
4
|
445.6
|
1
|
722.0
|
2
|
115.6
|
|
|
30
|
2,234.1
|
31
|
1,884.2
|
32
|
2,204.7
|
Idaho | 202
|
351,086.5
|
55
|
103,868.8
|
63
|
102,856.4
|
23
|
63,875.9
|
60
|
80,928.3
|
26
|
60,585.1
|
58
|
139,401.4
|
43
|
83,492.1
|
23
|
48,238.6
|
25
|
33,800.8
|
48
|
141,811.1
|
Illinois | 542
|
402,697.2
|
221
|
172,566.4
|
329
|
236,259.7
|
251
|
188,730.5
|
558
|
399,024.3
|
277
|
214,557.2
|
327
|
260,172.2
|
200
|
149,844.5
|
299
|
200,453.3
|
206
|
121,794.7
|
203
|
182,719.8
|
Indiana | 308
|
211,564.6
|
45
|
26,707.5
|
66
|
43,299.9
|
55
|
40,724.9
|
86
|
58,587.7
|
47
|
36,498.1
|
79
|
58,959.0
|
229
|
57,901.7
|
156
|
114,585.2
|
92
|
44,131.9
|
92
|
67,442.6
|
Iowa | 1,480
|
797,605.4
|
713
|
368,163.8
|
552
|
287,909.2
|
381
|
175,346.4
|
436
|
201,208.6
|
245
|
135,223.2
|
360
|
202,216.5
|
352
|
188,063.3
|
439
|
233,522.7
|
296
|
107,588.8
|
228
|
123,507.8
|
Kansas | 872
|
1,216,415.2
|
458
|
834,091.3
|
451
|
858,479.9
|
243
|
413,666.2
|
164
|
298,974.1
|
165
|
268,683.5
|
243
|
478,164.8
|
193
|
438,066.5
|
163
|
343,681.9
|
115
|
226,875.0
|
72
|
131,186.9
|
Kentucky | 182
|
62,110.9
|
108
|
46,703.3
|
57
|
26,360.8
|
71
|
28,774.5
|
34
|
11,112.4
|
84
|
24,923.3
|
87
|
45,953.5
|
97
|
37,928.1
|
226
|
35,907.1
|
189
|
29,314.1
|
211
|
47,803.0
|
Louisiana | 321
|
264,939.7
|
300
|
304,767.2
|
259
|
250,799.0
|
163
|
132,204.0
|
273
|
266,000.9
|
252
|
184,050.8
|
236
|
176,612.4
|
138
|
123,359.0
|
196
|
177,153.3
|
107
|
64,646.9
|
96
|
101,066.1
|
Maine | 102
|
70,380.9
|
21
|
9,069.9
|
11
|
4,644.8
|
11
|
3,245.5
|
2
|
135.9
|
1
|
590.7
|
4
|
754.5
|
7
|
3,170.1
|
21
|
4,316.5
|
7
|
2,589.4
|
2
|
54,454.5
|
Maryland | 65
|
24,249.0
|
23
|
11,161.5
|
10
|
2,157.4
|
7
|
1,843.7
|
2
|
619.1
|
7
|
1,923.6
|
7
|
3,905.2
|
17
|
9,899.7
|
18
|
3,558.7
|
20
|
10,575.2
|
23
|
12,487.4
|
Massachusetts | 11
|
7,323.9
|
5
|
902.8
|
|
|
|
|
1
|
1,809.0
|
3
|
520.9
|
1
|
21.8
|
15
|
1,417.1
|
7
|
1,746.3
|
1
|
43.0
|
38
|
2,793.3
|
Michigan | 544
|
229,963.4
|
186
|
75,506.1
|
120
|
49,016.2
|
79
|
29,523.4
|
60
|
27,083.3
|
48
|
23,341.7
|
66
|
41,375.8
|
64
|
32,226.1
|
100
|
37,354.8
|
219
|
78,151.2
|
356
|
143,794.1
|
Minnesota | 1,575
|
915,761.2
|
764
|
552,156.4
|
893
|
659,351.4
|
552
|
387,331.0
|
620
|
475,207.5
|
478
|
312,786.1
|
609
|
437,755.8
|
513
|
439,058.1
|
477
|
326,600.3
|
272
|
163,487.5
|
123
|
90,418.9
|
Mississippi | 319
|
352,265.0
|
163
|
230,498.3
|
126
|
159,995.7
|
142
|
137,599.0
|
177
|
217,314.3
|
121
|
136,234.5
|
225
|
234,187.0
|
369
|
371,200.5
|
770
|
589,414.1
|
342
|
257,991.5
|
114
|
87,978.6
|
Missouri | 1,939
|
976,001.4
|
711
|
349,046.2
|
434
|
200,900.7
|
371
|
161,441.6
|
351
|
188,114.7
|
246
|
117,486.8
|
401
|
204,507.6
|
421
|
188,497.0
|
539
|
194,799.8
|
406
|
123,292.8
|
399
|
139,245.5
|
Montana | 486
|
1,810,054.8
|
270
|
964,232.8
|
186
|
639,912.4
|
141
|
505,232.6
|
183
|
676,519.0
|
130
|
442,188.3
|
148
|
553,949.8
|
98
|
288,669.7
|
115
|
450,318.5
|
95
|
380,551.4
|
54
|
302,249.6
|
Nebraska | 1,106
|
1,836,928.4
|
569
|
1,260,004.8
|
463
|
953,900.6
|
405
|
887,066.4
|
379
|
679,946.7
|
233
|
398,846.9
|
249
|
549,761.3
|
332
|
637,159.2
|
356
|
711,509.5
|
226
|
467,707.4
|
128
|
319,399.8
|
Nevada | 17
|
23,828.5
|
14
|
58,621.1
|
26
|
71,434.1
|
8
|
19,728.3
|
1
|
1,792.5
|
3
|
5,336.8
|
2
|
1,977.5
|
15
|
5,165.2
|
3
|
1,466.6
|
6
|
1,257.1
|
22
|
6,003.6
|
New Hampshire | 17
|
3,429.9
|
|
|
13
|
49,286.1
|
5
|
26,994.2
|
|
|
9
|
6,068.6
|
4
|
2,519.0
|
17
|
6,315.8
|
9
|
1,027.8
|
10
|
43,357.7
|
10
|
6,116.3
|
New Jersey | 9
|
2,468.1
|
5
|
1,453.1
|
9
|
3,729.3
|
5
|
1,514.1
|
7
|
1,493.1
|
4
|
1,679.1
|
4
|
509.5
|
15
|
993.6
|
3
|
175.6
|
1
|
271.5
|
4
|
245.9
|
New Mexico | 172
|
1,478,740.3
|
101
|
905,792.1
|
121
|
1,085,374.7
|
150
|
995,483.3
|
138
|
909,194.0
|
89
|
595,307.6
|
95
|
566,973.8
|
25
|
353,570.2
|
16
|
125,969.3
|
17
|
233,392.3
|
67
|
933,753.3
|
New York | 321
|
159,601.7
|
79
|
35,048.6
|
66
|
46,449.4
|
39
|
34,570.9
|
40
|
32,732.6
|
43
|
16,265.3
|
65
|
33,695.5
|
80
|
46,687.3
|
53
|
23,302.9
|
25
|
21,335.4
|
60
|
18,561.1
|
North Carolina | 167
|
67,414.0
|
98
|
43,887.0
|
152
|
43,032.3
|
31
|
18,367.1
|
19
|
11,460.1
|
36
|
11,340.8
|
50
|
19,881.1
|
80
|
39,058.0
|
57
|
17,973.0
|
77
|
42,776.1
|
148
|
64,529.7
|
North Dakota | 627
|
1,280,729.0
|
336
|
634,775.0
|
519
|
873,362.2
|
371
|
604,828.7
|
338
|
446,132.0
|
242
|
346,662.6
|
178
|
257,431.6
|
285
|
534,332.8
|
273
|
530,878.2
|
117
|
262,184.2
|
72
|
185,923.6
|
Ohio | 324
|
127,832.7
|
74
|
30,442.5
|
44
|
12,880.5
|
102
|
51,952.2
|
111
|
49,716.9
|
77
|
24,199.5
|
103
|
49,613.5
|
134
|
59,446.3
|
88
|
54,225.9
|
111
|
27,543.7
|
119
|
45,686.0
|
Oklahoma | 918
|
1,137,871.1
|
590
|
737,811.3
|
583
|
593,766.1
|
716
|
762,443.4
|
762
|
718,982.3
|
576
|
432,125.4
|
552
|
355,867.3
|
432
|
374,831.1
|
430
|
393,035.3
|
267
|
264,672.3
|
64
|
102,679.3
|
Oregon | 372
|
841,377.8
|
146
|
311,701.5
|
101
|
255,975.3
|
67
|
138,119.5
|
151
|
459,632.9
|
120
|
298,066.9
|
97
|
350,009.5
|
139
|
420,416.9
|
84
|
201,071.4
|
61
|
214,523.9
|
106
|
469,438.4
|
Pennsylvania | 565
|
166,100.9
|
124
|
33,978.9
|
96
|
31,866.2
|
91
|
43,709.3
|
43
|
12,232.9
|
71
|
36,313.9
|
114
|
34,235.1
|
100
|
25,570.4
|
109
|
21,596.8
|
117
|
28,885.2
|
122
|
40,440.0
|
Rhode Island | 21
|
3,725.4
|
3
|
148.4
|
7
|
2,161.3
|
|
|
6
|
1,764.8
|
|
|
34
|
4,293.5
|
19
|
2,984.5
|
7
|
1,469.0
|
4
|
328.5
|
24
|
1,221.3
|
South Carolina | 443
|
265,706.1
|
133
|
77,875.1
|
100
|
45,547.8
|
71
|
31,124.9
|
58
|
19,412.7
|
163
|
100,329.0
|
139
|
78,151.4
|
219
|
61,073.8
|
209
|
55,448.7
|
175
|
63,810.7
|
172
|
87,281.2
|
South Dakota | 498
|
1,244,500.3
|
330
|
868,844.0
|
310
|
845,869.8
|
404
|
984,965.6
|
592
|
1,276,039.6
|
496
|
1,054,608.4
|
435
|
881,140.4
|
330
|
661,494.0
|
417
|
944,365.9
|
213
|
674,889.7
|
90
|
197,671.0
|
Tennessee | 416
|
139,168.2
|
101
|
31,079.4
|
96
|
42,718.0
|
133
|
39,851.3
|
76
|
66,386.7
|
70
|
38,926.0
|
91
|
44,207.2
|
118
|
49,478.5
|
113
|
26,405.0
|
168
|
65,478.9
|
169
|
81,417.1
|
Texas | 989
|
2,037,864.3
|
206
|
498,875.1
|
435
|
1,155,790.4
|
224
|
899,767.6
|
154
|
285,383.2
|
191
|
358,117.8
|
169
|
501,948.1
|
195
|
288,243.4
|
204
|
348,716.3
|
224
|
270,105.4
|
221
|
250,910.6
|
Utah | 78
|
301,186.9
|
23
|
124,966.1
|
25
|
72,070.7
|
63
|
226,791.5
|
63
|
213,301.8
|
44
|
179,190.6
|
56
|
206,709.6
|
30
|
125,422.4
|
47
|
156,531.6
|
59
|
217,023.9
|
42
|
563,636.1
|
Vermont | 7
|
2,562.0
|
1
|
240.5
|
1
|
153.7
|
3
|
746.5
|
1
|
266.2
|
2
|
3,201.2
|
8
|
3,348.9
|
15
|
10,255.9
|
6
|
700.3
|
30
|
4,990.8
|
36
|
10,441.6
|
Virginia | 270
|
146,843.8
|
89
|
46,510.4
|
132
|
71,706.8
|
57
|
23,362.8
|
47
|
17,977.9
|
39
|
13,830.3
|
31
|
14,131.6
|
67
|
26,256.8
|
140
|
53,869.0
|
99
|
28,907.4
|
112
|
48,268.2
|
Washington | 206
|
448,326.6
|
175
|
325,463.2
|
77
|
195,461.5
|
98
|
218,428.1
|
57
|
125,716.4
|
77
|
155,993.6
|
62
|
154,684.9
|
66
|
99,399.5
|
47
|
86,841.0
|
31
|
25,704.0
|
65
|
188,121.6
|
West Virginia | 253
|
73,445.2
|
247
|
45,578.9
|
157
|
24,714.8
|
107
|
17,817.3
|
135
|
17,183.6
|
82
|
12,605.0
|
114
|
15,289.1
|
92
|
14,864.5
|
114
|
16,953.7
|
71
|
7,419.2
|
69
|
15,806.3
|
Wisconsin | 968
|
359,989.7
|
587
|
253,947.1
|
476
|
162,138.2
|
308
|
94,424.9
|
472
|
162,016.0
|
219
|
90,610.2
|
477
|
149,775.7
|
447
|
121,302.0
|
588
|
211,510.1
|
514
|
120,325.4
|
339
|
140,728.3
|
Wyoming | 177
|
913,342.7
|
67
|
418,089.1
|
57
|
244,709.1
|
25
|
125,353.0
|
17
|
98,796.9
|
11
|
76,973.1
|
9
|
36,860.4
|
4
|
29,043.4
|
7
|
77,156.3
|
14
|
82,476.6
|
9
|
197,778.3
|
Total
| 20,560
|
25,114,436.7
|
9,630
|
12,750,675.9
|
9,036
|
12,109,876.0
|
6,992
|
9,519,370.5
|
7,631
|
9,598,222.1
|
5,776
|
7,056,558.0
|
6,993
|
8,193,843.8
|
7,211
|
7,503,023.4
|
7,965
|
7,534,931.8
|
5,692
|
5,482,536.2
|
4,922
|
6,426,631.8
|
|
Notes:
• Data Source: USDA-NRCS, ProTracts Program Contracts System, October 2020 (excludes renewal contracts).
• Caribbean includes Puerto Rico and U.S. Virgin Islands.
• Hawaii/Pacific includes Hawaii and the Pacific Basin.
• Totals may not exactly match sum over states due to rounding.
*Contract counts and contract acreages are based on the number of contracts and treated acres, respectively, at the end
of fiscal year when the contract was signed and do not account for contract cancellations or terminations that may have
happened in subsequent years.
Conservation Practice Implementation |
Through the Conservation Stewardship Program, conservation practices, CSP bundles, and
CSP practice enhancements (also referred to as conservation "activities") are planned and
applied at the land unit level. The land unit is the smallest unit of land that has a permanent
or contiguous boundary, a common land cover and land management, and a common owner or a common
producer. The following tables include data for the fiscal years since enactment of the 2008 Food,
Conservation, and Energy Act (Farm Bill) in 2009. The first CSP contracts were entered in 2010.
For brevity, conservation practices, bundles, and enhancements are referred to collectively
as "practices."
To learn more about CSP bundles and enhancements, please see
CSP FY 2019 Enhancements and Bundles for FY 2017-FY 2019
and
CSP FY 2020 Enhancements and Bundles for FY 2020 data.
As practices are measured in different units (acres, feet, square feet, etc.), the challenge for
reporting performance at various levels is how to aggregate across practices. Although practices may
affect resources beyond the land unit boundary or be applied only on part of the land unit, the land unit
does provide a common metric to aggregate over practices since each applied practice is associated with a
specific land unit. Analysis of the data reveals that most practices, bundles, and enhancements are measured
in acres and most are applied in amounts that match the land unit acres of the field. Therefore, land unit
acreage is the metric on which the acres of land receiving conservation treatment are calculated.
In the following tables Count refers to the number of records in the National Planning and
Agreements Database (NPAD). NPAD contains a record for each time a practice is applied to a land unit.
This differs from the ProTracts Contracts database which contains a record for each contract item which
may cover multiple land units and multiple practice applications.
The data presented in this section reflect the fiscal year in which conservation practices were
applied, which can occur at any point during the duration of the
CSP
contract.
Totals presented here are not comparable to program enrollment acres or contract acres.
Land Unit Acres Receiving Conservation by Practice
|
The following set of chart/table combinations present conservation practice data grouped by purpose:
Cropland Soil Quality, Cropland Soil Health, Fish & Wildlife Habitat, Forest Land Conservation, Grazing Land Conservation,
Irrigation Efficiency, Water Quality, and Wetlands.
Any practices not included in one of these groups are
included in an All Other category. Data for practices in the All Other category can be
downloaded
in the Conservation Programs Profile csv file.
Note that there is some overlap between these groupings, since some practices address
multiple resource concerns.
Here land unit acres are counted each time a practice is applied on that land unit in the fiscal year.
Therefore land unit acres may be counted multiple times across practices, practice groupings, and fiscal years.
To learn more about specific conservation practices, see the
National Handbook of Conservation Practices.
Conservation Practices Related to Cropland Soil Quality |
The following chart and table includes practices that are related to Cropland Soil Quality Management.
The six components of soil quality management are: enhancing organic matter, avoiding excessive tillage,
managing pests and nutrients efficiently, preventing soil compaction, keeping the ground covered, and
diversifying cropping systems. Choosing specific practices within each component depends on the
situation since different types of soil respond differently to the same practice. Each combination
of soil type and land use calls for a different set of practices to enhance soil quality. Note that only
practices applied on cropland or hay land are included.
|
Only practices representing a significant portion of the total for
the period are included in the above chart. Practices not included are summed into the All Other
category.
|
Land Unit Acres Receiving Conservation (including practice count) by Fiscal Year
CSP Cropland Soil Quality Practices
Practice Name |
Practice Code |
2017 |
2018 |
2019 |
2020 |
Acres |
Count* |
Acres |
Count* |
Acres |
Count* |
Acres |
Count* |
Buffer Bundle#1 | B000BFF1 |
|
|
147
|
1
|
|
|
25
|
4
|
Conservation Cover | 327 | 5,083
|
52
|
6,117
|
120
|
17,954
|
371
|
18,897
|
376
|
Conservation Cover - Enhancements | E327 | 861
|
13
|
23,171
|
726
|
57,944
|
1,012
|
45,466
|
1,317
|
Conservation Crop Rotation | 328 | 49,830
|
555
|
141,596
|
2,122
|
155,911
|
2,174
|
234,256
|
3,965
|
Conservation Crop Rotation - Enhancements | E328 | 47,795
|
757
|
334,898
|
5,166
|
424,983
|
7,670
|
703,330
|
15,378
|
Controlled Traffic Farming | 334 |
|
|
|
|
2,873
|
72
|
4,902
|
129
|
Controlled Traffic Farming - Enhancements | E334 |
|
|
|
|
110,595
|
1,630
|
194,052
|
2,865
|
Cover Crop | 340 | 46,978
|
703
|
164,591
|
2,933
|
225,138
|
4,050
|
369,917
|
7,725
|
Cover Crop - Enhancements | E340 | 68,883
|
1,061
|
316,399
|
6,124
|
447,475
|
10,662
|
763,771
|
21,138
|
Critical Area Planting | 342 | 334
|
2
|
5,924
|
55
|
10,107
|
114
|
5,995
|
81
|
Crop Bundle #18 - Precision Ag | B000CPL18 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
963
|
16
|
Crop Bundle #19 - Soil Health Precision Ag | B000CPL19 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
5,928
|
227
|
Crop Bundle #20 - Soil Health Assessment | B000CPL20 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
4,048
|
71
|
Crop Bundle #22 - Erosion Bundle (Organic) | B000CPL22 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
202
|
3
|
Crop Bundle#1 - Precision Ag, No till | B000CPL1 | 555
|
4
|
77
|
1
|
3,257
|
51
|
3,399
|
42
|
Crop Bundle#2 - Precision Ag, Reduced till | B000CPL2 |
|
|
817
|
14
|
1,954
|
20
|
3,353
|
46
|
Crop Bundle#3 - Soil health rotation, No till | B000CPL3 | 85
|
2
|
1,044
|
13
|
1,176
|
17
|
2,804
|
38
|
Crop Bundle#4 - Soil health rotation, Reduced till | B000CPL4 | 679
|
11
|
1,122
|
18
|
1,330
|
22
|
1,470
|
24
|
Crop Bundle#5 - Soil Health Assessment, No till | B000CPL5 | 502
|
6
|
2,829
|
37
|
5,085
|
130
|
3,473
|
79
|
Crop Bundle#6 - Soil Health Assessment, Reduced till | B000CPL6 | 2,535
|
26
|
3,789
|
43
|
9,878
|
117
|
1,679
|
27
|
Crop Bundle#7 - Soil Health -"Organic" | B000CPL7 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
19
|
7
|
Deep Tillage | 324 | 347
|
21
|
205
|
7
|
1,179
|
17
|
2,273
|
21
|
Field Border | 386 | 233
|
4
|
8,461
|
131
|
10,551
|
141
|
9,596
|
143
|
Field Border - Enhancements | E386 | 691
|
8
|
21,778
|
494
|
23,563
|
412
|
18,259
|
331
|
Forage and Biomass Planting | 512 | 557
|
11
|
6,923
|
112
|
13,242
|
244
|
12,994
|
381
|
Forage and Biomass Planting - Enhancements | E512 | 17
|
4
|
12,203
|
225
|
23,580
|
397
|
12,048
|
360
|
Grade Stabilization Structure | 410 |
|
|
76
|
2
|
56
|
2
|
108
|
3
|
Grassed Waterway | 412 |
|
|
570
|
11
|
3,401
|
38
|
5,321
|
54
|
Integrated Pest Management (IPM) | 595 | 129,811
|
1,652
|
566,806
|
8,416
|
796,721
|
10,794
|
1,087,566
|
19,339
|
Integrated Pest Management (IPM) - Enhancements | E595 | 441,554
|
12,045
|
1,999,778
|
44,257
|
2,033,489
|
33,784
|
4,040,170
|
90,457
|
Irrigation Water Management | 449 | 5,417
|
26
|
24,218
|
613
|
39,464
|
844
|
74,511
|
1,666
|
Irrigation Water Management - Enhancements | E449 | 1,762
|
16
|
39,044
|
653
|
85,679
|
1,447
|
144,307
|
2,959
|
MRBI Bundle#1 - Irrigated Cropland | B000MRB1 |
|
|
4,128
|
54
|
9,396
|
140
|
9,731
|
144
|
MRBI Bundle#2 - Non-Irrigated Cropland #1 | B000MRB2 |
|
|
5,910
|
212
|
7,316
|
171
|
9,276
|
242
|
MRBI Bundle#3 - Non-Irrigated Cropland #2 | B000MRB3 |
|
|
1,059
|
67
|
780
|
11
|
2,047
|
84
|
MRBI Bundle#4 - Cropland with Water Bodies, No till | B000MRB4 |
|
|
139
|
2
|
|
|
139
|
2
|
Mulching | 484 |
|
|
|
|
419
|
5
|
5,414
|
68
|
Mulching - Enhancements | E484 | 6
|
1
|
1,947
|
69
|
18
|
4
|
1,186
|
8
|
Non-Irrigated Cropland (MRBI) | B000CPL13 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
1,070
|
6
|
Non-Irrigated Cropland with Water Bodies (MRBI) | B000CPL16 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
201
|
1
|
Non-Irrigated Precision Ag (MRBI) | B000CPL12 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
1,269
|
43
|
Nutrient Management | 590 | 39,471
|
556
|
299,471
|
3,898
|
443,963
|
5,736
|
576,047
|
9,743
|
Nutrient Management - Enhancements | E590 | 59,390
|
1,031
|
1,275,860
|
24,989
|
1,648,385
|
28,455
|
3,337,277
|
73,188
|
Residue Management, Seasonal | 344 | 61
|
1
|
226
|
4
|
|
|
|
|
Residue and Tillage Management, Mulch Till | 345 | 24,342
|
314
|
87,556
|
1,131
|
90,077
|
1,398
|
102,099
|
2,544
|
Residue and Tillage Management, Mulch Till - Enhancements | E345 | 10,669
|
495
|
477,086
|
12,376
|
596,092
|
12,552
|
1,559,440
|
40,795
|
Residue and Tillage Management, No-Till/Strip Till/Direct Seed | 329 | 13,976
|
108
|
48,170
|
722
|
58,745
|
1,195
|
121,305
|
2,635
|
Residue and Tillage Management, No-Till/Strip Till/Direct Seed - Enhancements | E329 | 10,075
|
159
|
110,243
|
2,679
|
204,425
|
5,571
|
307,039
|
8,537
|
Riparian Forest Buffer | 391 | 399
|
1
|
|
|
23
|
3
|
5,966
|
11
|
Riparian Forest Buffer - Enhancements | E391 |
|
|
|
|
35
|
3
|
709
|
12
|
Subsurface Drain | 606 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
60
|
1
|
Toxic Salt Reduction | 610 |
|
|
4,059
|
56
|
9,174
|
114
|
1,917
|
16
|
Windbreak/Shelterbelt Establishment | 380 | 71
|
1
|
159
|
2
|
273
|
4
|
139
|
1
|
Windbreak/Shelterbelt Renovation | 650 |
|
|
|
|
4
|
1
|
6
|
2
|
YEAR 1 Irrigated Cropland (MRBI/Ogallala) | B000CPL10 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
401
|
10
|
YEAR 2+ Irrigated Cropland (MRBI/Ogallala) | B000CPL11 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
358
|
5
|
|
Notes:
• Data Source: USDA-NRCS, National Planning and Agreements Database (NPAD), October 2020.
• Land unit acres may be counted multiple times across practices
and fiscal years.
• CSP practices and enhancements are applied under the CSP Program starting in FY 2017.
• CSP enhancements associated with a specific conservation practice are aggregated onto one line.
• Refer to Enhancement Summary at top of document for additional information on enhancements.
To learn more about CSP bundles and enhancements, please see
CSP FY 2019 Enhancements and Bundles for FY 2017-FY 2019
and
CSP FY 2020 Enhancements and Bundles for FY 2020 data.
*Count in this table refers to the number of records in the National Planning and Agreements Database (NPAD).
NPAD contains a record for each time a practice is applied to a planning land unit. Counts may differ from practice
counts based on contract items in the ProTracts database because each contract item in ProTracts can cover multiple
planning land units.
|
The following table includes program information under which the above practices related to
Cropland Soil Quality Management were applied. These data reflect the geographic extent of
cropland treated with soil quality practices by each conservation program during a fiscal year.
Land unit acres may be counted multiple times across fiscal years, but are only counted
once per fiscal year.
|
Land Unit Acres Receiving Conservation (including practice count) by Fiscal Year
CSP Cropland Soil Quality Practices
|
2017 |
2018 |
2019 |
2020 |
Acres |
Count* |
Acres |
Count* |
Acres |
Count* |
Acres |
Count* |
Land Unit Acres treated by at least one practice | 603,832
|
19,646
|
3,148,198
|
118,555
|
3,622,049
|
131,595
|
5,880,757
|
307,370
|
|
Notes:
• Data Source: USDA-NRCS, National Planning and Agreements Database (NPAD), October 2020.
• Land unit acres may be counted multiple times across programs and fiscal years,
but are only counted once per program per fiscal year.
*Count in this table refers to the number of records in the National Planning and Agreements Database (NPAD).
NPAD contains a record for each time a practice is applied to a planning land unit. Counts may differ from practice
counts based on contract items in the ProTracts database because each contract item in ProTracts can cover multiple
planning land units.
Conservation Practices Related to Cropland Soil Health & Sustainability |
The following chart and table includes practices that are related to Cropland Soil Health & Sustainability.
This measure is intended as a step-wise measure to show progress towards implementing a Soil Health Management
System (SHMS). A SHMS is defined as a collection of NRCS conservation practices that focuses on maintaining or
enhancing soil health by addressing four soil health management principles: minimize disturbance, maximize soil cover,
maximize biodiversity and maximize presence of living roots. Note that only practices applied on cropland are included.
Also at least two eligible conservation practices or an eligible Conservation Stewardship Program (CSP) bundle must be applied
during the fiscal year. Eligible conservation practices are those that indicate progress toward a SHMS and include:
Conservation Crop Rotation, Residue and Tillage Management (No Till and Reduced Till), Cover Crop, and corresponding CSP
activities and bundles. Some CSP bundles count as two eligible practices.
The following
CSP reports summarize where
CSP was responsible for funding all practices required to meet the performance measure. The performance measure, however, can
be satisfied by the application of eligible practices under more than one program (e.g.,
CSP and EQIP). To see the overall contribution of
CSP-funded practices to fulfilling the requirements of the measure, please see the Land Unit Acres Receiving Conservation (including
practice count) by Program and Fiscal Year, Cropland Soil Health & Sustainability Practices table in the National Conservation
Profile found in the National Reports page of the RCA Data Viewer.
See National Conservation Profile report.
|
Only practices representing a significant portion of the total for
the period are included in the above chart. Practices not included are summed into the All Other
category.
|
Land Unit Acres Receiving Conservation (including practice count) by Fiscal Year
CSP Cropland Soil Health & Sustainability Practices
Practice Name |
Practice Code |
2017 |
2018 |
2019 |
2020 |
Acres |
Count* |
Acres |
Count* |
Acres |
Count* |
Acres |
Count* |
Conservation Crop Rotation | 328 | 13,731
|
142
|
46,565
|
483
|
62,207
|
833
|
104,472
|
1,942
|
Conservation Crop Rotation - Enhancements | E328 | 12,976
|
187
|
93,728
|
1,447
|
136,169
|
2,859
|
291,398
|
7,505
|
Cover Crop | 340 | 13,213
|
182
|
48,882
|
723
|
60,034
|
1,053
|
132,558
|
2,388
|
Cover Crop - Enhancements | E340 | 16,061
|
226
|
107,664
|
2,035
|
166,121
|
4,532
|
327,854
|
9,764
|
Crop Bundle #18 - Precision Ag | B000CPL18 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
963
|
16
|
Crop Bundle #19 - Soil Health Precision Ag | B000CPL19 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
5,928
|
227
|
Crop Bundle #20 - Soil Health Assessment | B000CPL20 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
4,048
|
71
|
Crop Bundle #22 - Erosion Bundle (Organic) | B000CPL22 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
202
|
3
|
Crop Bundle#1 - Precision Ag, No till | B000CPL1 | 555
|
4
|
77
|
1
|
3,257
|
51
|
3,399
|
42
|
Crop Bundle#2 - Precision Ag, Reduced till | B000CPL2 |
|
|
817
|
14
|
1,954
|
20
|
3,353
|
46
|
Crop Bundle#3 - Soil health rotation, No till | B000CPL3 | 85
|
2
|
1,044
|
13
|
1,176
|
17
|
2,804
|
38
|
Crop Bundle#4 - Soil health rotation, Reduced till | B000CPL4 | 679
|
11
|
1,122
|
18
|
1,330
|
22
|
1,470
|
24
|
Crop Bundle#5 - Soil Health Assessment, No till | B000CPL5 | 502
|
6
|
2,829
|
37
|
5,085
|
130
|
3,473
|
79
|
Crop Bundle#6 - Soil Health Assessment, Reduced till | B000CPL6 | 2,535
|
26
|
3,789
|
43
|
9,878
|
117
|
1,679
|
27
|
MRBI Bundle#1 - Irrigated Cropland | B000MRB1 |
|
|
538
|
4
|
1,489
|
13
|
1,489
|
13
|
MRBI Bundle#2 - Non-Irrigated Cropland #1 | B000MRB2 |
|
|
5,910
|
212
|
7,316
|
171
|
9,276
|
242
|
MRBI Bundle#3 - Non-Irrigated Cropland #2 | B000MRB3 |
|
|
1,059
|
67
|
780
|
11
|
2,047
|
84
|
MRBI Bundle#4 - Cropland with Water Bodies, No till | B000MRB4 |
|
|
139
|
2
|
|
|
139
|
2
|
Non-Irrigated Cropland (MRBI) | B000CPL13 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
2
|
1
|
Non-Irrigated Cropland with Water Bodies (MRBI) | B000CPL16 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
201
|
1
|
Non-Irrigated Precision Ag (MRBI) | B000CPL12 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
1,269
|
43
|
Residue and Tillage Management, Mulch Till | 345 | 644
|
12
|
14,650
|
158
|
27,668
|
459
|
35,772
|
1,253
|
Residue and Tillage Management, Mulch Till - Enhancements | E345 | 1,297
|
40
|
54,556
|
1,345
|
93,436
|
2,246
|
206,694
|
6,558
|
Residue and Tillage Management, No-Till/Strip Till/Direct Seed | 329 | 5,951
|
37
|
18,711
|
298
|
24,276
|
450
|
66,986
|
1,368
|
Residue and Tillage Management, No-Till/Strip Till/Direct Seed - Enhancements | E329 | 2,560
|
24
|
32,707
|
706
|
73,059
|
2,242
|
127,011
|
4,357
|
YEAR 2+ Irrigated Cropland (MRBI/Ogallala) | B000CPL11 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
358
|
5
|
|
Notes:
• Data Source: USDA-NRCS, National Planning and Agreements Database (NPAD), October 2020.
• Land unit acres may be counted multiple times across practices
and fiscal years.
• CSP practices and enhancements are applied under the CSP Program starting in FY 2017.
• CSP enhancements associated with a specific conservation practice are aggregated onto one line.
• Refer to Enhancement Summary at top of document for additional information on enhancements.
To learn more about CSP bundles and enhancements, please see
CSP FY 2019 Enhancements and Bundles for FY 2017-FY 2019
and
CSP FY 2020 Enhancements and Bundles for FY 2020 data.
*Count in this table refers to the number of records in the National Planning and Agreements Database (NPAD).
NPAD contains a record for each time a practice is applied to a planning land unit. Counts may differ from practice
counts based on contract items in the ProTracts database because each contract item in ProTracts can cover multiple
planning land units.
|
The following table includes program information under which the above practices related to
Cropland Soil Health & Sustainability were applied. These data reflect the geographic extent of
cropland treated with soil health practices by each conservation program during a fiscal year.
Land unit acres may be counted multiple times across fiscal years, but are only counted
once per fiscal year.
|
Land Unit Acres Receiving Conservation (including practice count) by Fiscal Year
CSP Cropland Soil Health & Sustainability Practices
|
2017 |
2018 |
2019 |
2020 |
Acres |
Count* |
Acres |
Count* |
Acres |
Count* |
Acres |
Count* |
Land Unit Acres treated by at least one practice | 25,843
|
899
|
172,689
|
7,606
|
267,834
|
15,226
|
488,195
|
36,099
|
|
Notes:
• Data Source: USDA-NRCS, National Planning and Agreements Database (NPAD), October 2020.
• Land unit acres may be counted multiple times across programs and fiscal years,
but are only counted once per program per fiscal year.
*Count in this table refers to the number of records in the National Planning and Agreements Database (NPAD).
NPAD contains a record for each time a practice is applied to a planning land unit. Counts may differ from practice
counts based on contract items in the ProTracts database because each contract item in ProTracts can cover multiple
planning land units.
Conservation Practices Related to Cropland Soil Health Management System (SHMS) |
The following chart and table includes practices that are related to Cropland SHMS or cropland on which a system
of practices to sustain or improve soil health was applied during the fiscal year. A SHMS is defined as a collection
of NRCS conservation practices that focuses on maintaining or enhancing soil health by addressing four soil health
management principles: minimize disturbance, maximize soil cover, maximize biodiversity and maximize presence of living
roots. Note that only practices applied on cropland are included. Three eligible core conservation practices must be in
place. They are: Conservation Crop Rotation, Residue and Tillage Management (No Till or Reduced Till), Cover Crop, and
corresponding CSP activities and bundles. Some CSP bundles fulfil the requirements of a Cropland SHMS.
The following
CSP reports summarize where
CSP was responsible for funding all practices required to meet the performance measure. The performance measure, however, can
be satisfied by the application of eligible practices under more than one program (e.g.,
CSP and EQIP). To see the overall contribution of
CSP-funded practices to fulfilling the requirements of the measure, please see the Land Unit Acres Receiving Conservation (including
practice count) by Program and Fiscal Year, Cropland Soil Health Management System (SHMS) Practices table in the National Conservation
Profile found in the National Reports page of the RCA Data Viewer.
See National Conservation Profile report.
|
Only practices representing a significant portion of the total for
the period are included in the above chart. Practices not included are summed into the All Other
category.
|
Land Unit Acres Receiving Conservation (including practice count) by Fiscal Year
CSP Cropland Soil Health Management System (SHMS) Practices
Practice Name |
Practice Code |
2017 |
2018 |
2019 |
2020 |
Acres |
Count* |
Acres |
Count* |
Acres |
Count* |
Acres |
Count* |
Conservation Crop Rotation | 328 | 1,267
|
16
|
6,775
|
60
|
16,220
|
259
|
19,748
|
450
|
Conservation Crop Rotation - Enhancements | E328 | 932
|
10
|
11,101
|
198
|
28,891
|
817
|
72,536
|
2,219
|
Cover Crop | 340 | 1,696
|
22
|
8,215
|
79
|
19,676
|
323
|
23,167
|
441
|
Cover Crop - Enhancements | E340 | 1,597
|
20
|
13,765
|
234
|
33,971
|
865
|
71,333
|
2,213
|
Crop Bundle #18 - Precision Ag | B000CPL18 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
963
|
16
|
Crop Bundle #19 - Soil Health Precision Ag | B000CPL19 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
685
|
9
|
Crop Bundle #20 - Soil Health Assessment | B000CPL20 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
874
|
12
|
Crop Bundle #22 - Erosion Bundle (Organic) | B000CPL22 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
202
|
3
|
Crop Bundle#1 - Precision Ag, No till | B000CPL1 | 555
|
4
|
77
|
1
|
3,257
|
51
|
3,399
|
42
|
Crop Bundle#2 - Precision Ag, Reduced till | B000CPL2 |
|
|
817
|
14
|
1,954
|
20
|
3,353
|
46
|
Crop Bundle#3 - Soil health rotation, No till | B000CPL3 | 28
|
1
|
112
|
1
|
288
|
2
|
308
|
4
|
Crop Bundle#4 - Soil health rotation, Reduced till | B000CPL4 |
|
|
138
|
1
|
|
|
|
|
Crop Bundle#5 - Soil Health Assessment, No till | B000CPL5 | 280
|
3
|
981
|
9
|
1,326
|
12
|
1,357
|
10
|
Crop Bundle#6 - Soil Health Assessment, Reduced till | B000CPL6 | 1,055
|
12
|
1,449
|
19
|
2,619
|
35
|
1,015
|
16
|
MRBI Bundle#2 - Non-Irrigated Cropland #1 | B000MRB2 |
|
|
33
|
1
|
780
|
11
|
780
|
11
|
MRBI Bundle#3 - Non-Irrigated Cropland #2 | B000MRB3 |
|
|
|
|
780
|
11
|
780
|
11
|
MRBI Bundle#4 - Cropland with Water Bodies, No till | B000MRB4 |
|
|
139
|
2
|
|
|
139
|
2
|
Non-Irrigated Precision Ag (MRBI) | B000CPL12 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
894
|
27
|
Residue and Tillage Management, Mulch Till | 345 | 260
|
5
|
1,618
|
19
|
5,070
|
104
|
6,334
|
140
|
Residue and Tillage Management, Mulch Till - Enhancements | E345 | 159
|
4
|
3,640
|
89
|
10,784
|
285
|
22,606
|
572
|
Residue and Tillage Management, No-Till/Strip Till/Direct Seed | 329 | 380
|
5
|
4,533
|
29
|
11,838
|
190
|
14,734
|
292
|
Residue and Tillage Management, No-Till/Strip Till/Direct Seed - Enhancements | E329 | 214
|
2
|
7,869
|
127
|
18,472
|
520
|
44,960
|
1,601
|
YEAR 2+ Irrigated Cropland (MRBI/Ogallala) | B000CPL11 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
358
|
5
|
|
Notes:
• Data Source: USDA-NRCS, National Planning and Agreements Database (NPAD), October 2020.
• Land unit acres may be counted multiple times across practices
and fiscal years.
• CSP practices and enhancements are applied under the CSP Program starting in FY 2017.
• CSP enhancements associated with a specific conservation practice are aggregated onto one line.
• Refer to Enhancement Summary at top of document for additional information on enhancements.
To learn more about CSP bundles and enhancements, please see
CSP FY 2019 Enhancements and Bundles for FY 2017-FY 2019
and
CSP FY 2020 Enhancements and Bundles for FY 2020 data.
*Count in this table refers to the number of records in the National Planning and Agreements Database (NPAD).
NPAD contains a record for each time a practice is applied to a planning land unit. Counts may differ from practice
counts based on contract items in the ProTracts database because each contract item in ProTracts can cover multiple
planning land units.
|
The following table includes program information under which the above practices related to
Cropland SHMS were applied. These data reflect the geographic extent of
cropland treated with SHMS practices by each conservation program during a fiscal year.
Land unit acres may be counted multiple times across fiscal years, but are only counted
once per fiscal year.
|
Land Unit Acres Receiving Conservation (including practice count) by Fiscal Year
CSP Cropland SHMS Practices
|
2017 |
2018 |
2019 |
2020 |
Acres |
Count* |
Acres |
Count* |
Acres |
Count* |
Acres |
Count* |
Land Unit Acres treated by at least one practice | 2,392
|
104
|
15,906
|
883
|
45,723
|
3,505
|
76,957
|
8,142
|
|
Notes:
• Data Source: USDA-NRCS, National Planning and Agreements Database (NPAD), October 2020.
• Land unit acres may be counted multiple times across programs and fiscal years,
but are only counted once per program per fiscal year.
*Count in this table refers to the number of records in the National Planning and Agreements Database (NPAD).
NPAD contains a record for each time a practice is applied to a planning land unit. Counts may differ from practice
counts based on contract items in the ProTracts database because each contract item in ProTracts can cover multiple
planning land units.
Conservation Practices Related to Fish & Wildlife Habitat |
The following chart and table includes practices that are related to Fish & Wildlife Habitat Management.
The environment that NRCS helps its clients conserve, maintain, and improve is also habitat for
fish & wildlife and other biological resources. While every practice and management action taken
on the land has some effect on biological resources, the following practices are specifically related to
fish & wildlife habitat.
|
Only practices representing a significant portion of the total for
the period are included in the above chart. Practices not included are summed into the All Other
category.
|
Land Unit Acres Receiving Conservation (including practice count) by Fiscal Year
CSP Fish & Wildlife Habitat Practices
Practice Name |
Practice Code |
2017 |
2018 |
2019 |
2020 |
Acres |
Count* |
Acres |
Count* |
Acres |
Count* |
Acres |
Count* |
Access Control | 472 | 470
|
13
|
7,258
|
27
|
9,527
|
39
|
5,517
|
51
|
Access Control - Enhancements | E472 | 3,648
|
5
|
12,347
|
81
|
27,167
|
104
|
44,749
|
116
|
Buffer Bundle#1 | B000BFF1 |
|
|
147
|
1
|
|
|
25
|
4
|
Conservation Cover | 327 | 5,149
|
69
|
17,560
|
433
|
28,660
|
750
|
26,442
|
812
|
Conservation Cover - Enhancements | E327 | 963
|
23
|
48,384
|
1,565
|
104,888
|
2,149
|
116,248
|
3,309
|
Crop Bundle #19 - Soil Health Precision Ag | B000CPL19 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
5,928
|
227
|
Crop Bundle #20 - Soil Health Assessment | B000CPL20 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
4,048
|
71
|
Crop Bundle #22 - Erosion Bundle (Organic) | B000CPL22 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
202
|
3
|
Crop Bundle#3 - Soil health rotation, No till | B000CPL3 | 85
|
2
|
1,044
|
13
|
1,176
|
17
|
2,804
|
38
|
Crop Bundle#4 - Soil health rotation, Reduced till | B000CPL4 | 679
|
11
|
1,122
|
18
|
1,330
|
22
|
1,470
|
24
|
Crop Bundle#5 - Soil Health Assessment, No till | B000CPL5 | 502
|
6
|
2,920
|
39
|
5,175
|
132
|
3,473
|
79
|
Crop Bundle#6 - Soil Health Assessment, Reduced till | B000CPL6 | 2,535
|
26
|
3,789
|
43
|
9,878
|
117
|
1,679
|
27
|
Crop Bundle#7 - Soil Health -"Organic" | B000CPL7 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
19
|
7
|
Early Successional Habitat Development/Management | 647 | 998
|
3
|
3,422
|
49
|
4,074
|
102
|
7,596
|
141
|
Early Successional Habitat Development/Management - Enhancements | E647 |
|
|
2,944
|
53
|
11,055
|
270
|
97,172
|
1,558
|
Forest Bundle#1 | B000FST1 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
17,460
|
83
|
Grazing Bundle 1 - Range and Pasture | B000GRZ1 |
|
|
|
|
138
|
9
|
1,168
|
63
|
Grazing Bundle 2 - Range and Pasture | B000GRZ2 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
28
|
2
|
Grazing Bundle 5 - Range and Pasture | B000GRZ5 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
616
|
19
|
Hedgerow Planting | 422 |
|
|
|
|
88
|
3
|
|
|
Longleaf Pine Bundle#1 | B000LLP1 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
12
|
1
|
Longleaf Pine Bundle#2 | B000LLP2 |
|
|
209
|
7
|
1,207
|
21
|
6,991
|
116
|
MRBI Bundle#6 - Pastureland | B000MRB6 |
|
|
442
|
29
|
|
|
442
|
29
|
Pasture Bundle 5 | B000PST5 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
262
|
23
|
Pasture Bundle#1 - Organic | B000PST1 |
|
|
|
|
78
|
3
|
78
|
3
|
Range Bundle#2 | B000RNG2 |
|
|
|
|
26,233
|
50
|
16,093
|
40
|
Restoration and Management of Rare or Declining Habitats | 643 |
|
|
|
|
583
|
3
|
87
|
1
|
Riparian Forest Buffer | 391 | 399
|
1
|
27
|
4
|
129
|
6
|
6,889
|
23
|
Riparian Forest Buffer - Enhancements | E391 | 447
|
9
|
2,362
|
35
|
13,474
|
56
|
49,951
|
183
|
Riparian Herbaceous Cover | 390 | 107
|
1
|
243
|
5
|
1,006
|
10
|
745
|
7
|
Riparian Herbaceous Cover - Enhancements | E390 | 107
|
1
|
2,406
|
44
|
5,402
|
44
|
4,892
|
30
|
Shallow Water Development and Management | 646 |
|
|
317
|
7
|
|
|
372
|
9
|
Shallow Water Development and Management - Enhancements | E646 | 31
|
1
|
47,950
|
1,091
|
98,872
|
1,635
|
258,363
|
4,121
|
Stream Habitat Improvement and Management | 395 |
|
|
|
|
3
|
1
|
|
|
Stream Habitat Improvement and Management - Enhancements | E395 |
|
|
1,000
|
2
|
2,168
|
16
|
1,961
|
13
|
Streambank and Shoreline Protection - Enhancements | E580 | 509
|
2
|
1,939
|
3
|
7,203
|
8
|
3,433
|
17
|
Upland Wildlife Habitat Management | 645 | 1,182
|
12
|
29,973
|
436
|
96,060
|
772
|
135,303
|
1,054
|
Upland Wildlife Habitat Management - Enhancements | E645 | 2,047
|
12
|
810
|
12
|
73,069
|
61
|
9,161
|
93
|
Wetland Wildlife Habitat Management | 644 | 219
|
3
|
195
|
9
|
33
|
7
|
894
|
3
|
Working Lands for Wildlife Bundle | B000WLW |
|
|
994
|
32
|
17,164
|
66
|
2,982
|
96
|
|
Notes:
• Data Source: USDA-NRCS, National Planning and Agreements Database (NPAD), October 2020.
• Land unit acres may be counted multiple times across practices
and fiscal years.
• Watering Facility (614) is not included in the above table. It is included for
the purposes of this report in the All Other Practices category.
• CSP practices and enhancements are applied under the CSP Program starting in FY 2017.
• CSP enhancements associated with a specific conservation practice are aggregated onto one line.
• Refer to Enhancement Summary at top of document for additional information on enhancements.
To learn more about CSP bundles and enhancements, please see
CSP FY 2019 Enhancements and Bundles for FY 2017-FY 2019
and
CSP FY 2020 Enhancements and Bundles for FY 2020 data.
*Count in this table refers to the number of records in the National Planning and Agreements Database (NPAD).
NPAD contains a record for each time a practice is applied to a planning land unit. Counts may differ from practice
counts based on contract items in the ProTracts database because each contract item in ProTracts can cover multiple
planning land units.
|
The following table includes program information under which the above practices related to
Fish & Wildlife Habitat Management were applied. These data reflect the geographic extent of the
land treated with fish & wildlife habitat practices by each conservation program during a fiscal year.
Land unit acres may be counted multiple times across fiscal years, but are only counted
once per fiscal year.
|
Land Unit Acres Receiving Conservation (including practice count) by Fiscal Year
CSP Fish & Wildlife Habitat Practices
|
2017 |
2018 |
2019 |
2020 |
Acres |
Count* |
Acres |
Count* |
Acres |
Count* |
Acres |
Count* |
Land Unit Acres treated by at least one practice | 15,882
|
200
|
156,990
|
4,038
|
449,572
|
6,473
|
581,430
|
12,496
|
|
Notes:
• Data Source: USDA-NRCS, National Planning and Agreements Database (NPAD), October 2020.
• Land unit acres may be counted multiple times across programs and fiscal years,
but are only counted once per program per fiscal year.
*Count in this table refers to the number of records in the National Planning and Agreements Database (NPAD).
NPAD contains a record for each time a practice is applied to a planning land unit. Counts may differ from practice
counts based on contract items in the ProTracts database because each contract item in ProTracts can cover multiple
planning land units.
Conservation Practices Related to Forest Land Conservation |
The following chart and table includes practices that are related to Forest Land Conservation.
The goals of these practices are to restore and protect forest resources and improve fish and
wildlife habitat and are related to: tree planting; forest stand improvement; thinning;
prescribed burning; and controlling invasive plants. Note that only practices applied on grazed
forest or forest land are included.
|
Only practices representing a significant portion of the total for
the period are included in the above chart. Practices not included are summed into the All Other
category.
|
Land Unit Acres Receiving Conservation (including practice count) by Fiscal Year
CSP Forest Land Conservation Practices
Practice Name |
Practice Code |
2017 |
2018 |
2019 |
2020 |
Acres |
Count* |
Acres |
Count* |
Acres |
Count* |
Acres |
Count* |
Access Control | 472 |
|
|
4
|
1
|
|
|
65
|
1
|
Access Control - Enhancements | E472 | 1,909
|
1
|
|
|
14,089
|
3
|
23,028
|
4
|
Brush Management | 314 | 2,069
|
31
|
3,785
|
107
|
3,260
|
82
|
11,330
|
283
|
Brush Management - Enhancements | E314 |
|
|
2,284
|
52
|
11,599
|
145
|
23,360
|
353
|
Early Successional Habitat Development/Management | 647 | 991
|
1
|
2,450
|
14
|
3,328
|
39
|
5,466
|
34
|
Firebreak | 394 | 2,904
|
31
|
4,768
|
16
|
1,620
|
39
|
6,762
|
72
|
Forest Bundle#1 | B000FST1 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
17,175
|
82
|
Forest Stand Improvement | 666 | 1,331
|
5
|
12,926
|
72
|
9,693
|
113
|
42,823
|
380
|
Forest Stand Improvement - Enhancements | E666 | 109,810
|
83
|
191,461
|
2,236
|
207,171
|
1,914
|
561,837
|
5,952
|
Forest Trails and Landings | 655 | 1,185
|
7
|
2,139
|
16
|
1,997
|
20
|
2,580
|
22
|
Herbaceous Weed Control | 315 | 20
|
1
|
2,745
|
80
|
2,927
|
58
|
22,243
|
206
|
Herbaceous Weed Control - Enhancements | E315 | 3,100
|
72
|
18,419
|
135
|
38,037
|
237
|
58,283
|
384
|
Integrated Pest Management (IPM) | 595 | 3,708
|
61
|
21,913
|
497
|
10,552
|
193
|
38,645
|
803
|
Integrated Pest Management (IPM) - Enhancements | E595 |
|
|
63
|
1
|
14
|
1
|
26,682
|
472
|
Longleaf Pine Bundle#1 | B000LLP1 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
12
|
1
|
Longleaf Pine Bundle#2 | B000LLP2 |
|
|
209
|
7
|
1,207
|
21
|
6,986
|
114
|
Prescribed Burning | 338 | 3,358
|
31
|
3,015
|
56
|
2,367
|
48
|
11,230
|
93
|
Prescribed Burning - Enhancements | E338 | 546
|
5
|
109,320
|
148
|
49,796
|
395
|
215,523
|
1,291
|
Restoration and Management of Rare or Declining Habitats | 643 |
|
|
|
|
583
|
3
|
87
|
1
|
Riparian Forest Buffer | 391 |
|
|
13
|
2
|
71
|
1
|
246
|
4
|
Riparian Forest Buffer - Enhancements | E391 | 447
|
9
|
2,201
|
28
|
11,871
|
34
|
38,103
|
152
|
Riparian Herbaceous Cover - Enhancements | E390 |
|
|
|
|
10
|
4
|
|
|
Road/Trail/Landing Closure and Treatment | 654 |
|
|
58
|
1
|
|
|
|
|
Stream Habitat Improvement and Management - Enhancements | E395 |
|
|
1,000
|
2
|
1,239
|
11
|
1,961
|
13
|
Tree/Shrub Establishment | 612 | 2,487
|
2
|
1,464
|
38
|
6,840
|
108
|
5,451
|
96
|
Tree/Shrub Establishment - Enhancements | E612 |
|
|
13,210
|
131
|
59,377
|
372
|
62,278
|
632
|
Tree/Shrub Pruning | 660 |
|
|
154
|
5
|
823
|
14
|
1,093
|
11
|
Tree/Shrub Site Preparation | 490 |
|
|
115
|
2
|
3,167
|
32
|
5,391
|
44
|
Upland Wildlife Habitat Management | 645 | 891
|
7
|
3,777
|
74
|
14,632
|
106
|
16,805
|
116
|
Upland Wildlife Habitat Management - Enhancements | E645 |
|
|
|
|
329
|
5
|
1,697
|
18
|
Woody Residue Treatment | 384 |
|
|
9,100
|
2
|
178
|
2
|
515
|
7
|
Woody Residue Treatment - Enhancements | E384 |
|
|
|
|
119
|
1
|
356
|
7
|
|
Notes:
• Data Source: USDA-NRCS, National Planning and Agreements Database (NPAD), October 2020.
• Land unit acres may be counted multiple times across practices
and fiscal years.
• CSP practices and enhancements are applied under the CSP Program starting in FY 2017.
• CSP enhancements associated with a specific conservation practice are aggregated onto one line.
• Refer to Enhancement Summary at top of document for additional information on enhancements.
To learn more about CSP bundles and enhancements, please see
CSP FY 2019 Enhancements and Bundles for FY 2017-FY 2019
and
CSP FY 2020 Enhancements and Bundles for FY 2020 data.
*Count in this table refers to the number of records in the National Planning and Agreements Database (NPAD).
NPAD contains a record for each time a practice is applied to a planning land unit. Counts may differ from practice
counts based on contract items in the ProTracts database because each contract item in ProTracts can cover multiple
planning land units.
|
The following table includes program information under which the above practices related to
Forest Land Conservation were applied. These data reflect the geographic extent of forest and grazed
forest land treated with conservation practices by each conservation program during a fiscal year.
Land unit acres may be counted multiple times across fiscal years, but are only counted
once per fiscal year.
|
Land Unit Acres Receiving Conservation (including practice count) by Fiscal Year
CSP Forest Land Conservation Practices
|
2017 |
2018 |
2019 |
2020 |
Acres |
Count* |
Acres |
Count* |
Acres |
Count* |
Acres |
Count* |
Land Unit Acres treated by at least one practice | 57,341
|
347
|
191,102
|
3,723
|
232,062
|
4,001
|
473,415
|
11,648
|
|
Notes:
• Data Source: USDA-NRCS, National Planning and Agreements Database (NPAD), October 2020.
• Land unit acres may be counted multiple times across programs and fiscal years,
but are only counted once per program per fiscal year.
*Count in this table refers to the number of records in the National Planning and Agreements Database (NPAD).
NPAD contains a record for each time a practice is applied to a planning land unit. Counts may differ from practice
counts based on contract items in the ProTracts database because each contract item in ProTracts can cover multiple
planning land units.
Conservation Practices Related to Grazing Land Conservation |
The following chart and table includes practices that are related to Grazing Land Conservation.
NRCS is committed to conserving and enhancing private grazing land resources. This includes conservation
practices which: conserve and improve wildlife habitat on private grazing land; conserve and improve fish
habitat and aquatic systems through grazing land conservation treatment; protect and improve water quality;
improve the dependability and consistency of water supplies; and identify and manage weed, noxious weed,
and brush encroachment problems. Note that only practices applied on grazed range, grazed forest, native
and naturalized pasture, or pasture land are included.
|
Only practices representing a significant portion of the total for
the period are included in the above chart. Practices not included are summed into the All Other
category.
|
Land Unit Acres Receiving Conservation (including practice count) by Fiscal Year
CSP Grazing Land Conservation Practices
Practice Name |
Practice Code |
2017 |
2018 |
2019 |
2020 |
Acres |
Count* |
Acres |
Count* |
Acres |
Count* |
Acres |
Count* |
Brush Management | 314 | 1,080
|
3
|
9,904
|
63
|
56,755
|
173
|
41,177
|
348
|
Brush Management - Enhancements | E314 | 1,302
|
4
|
19,661
|
137
|
36,965
|
141
|
50,513
|
240
|
Critical Area Planting | 342 |
|
|
3,629
|
17
|
2,099
|
16
|
2,389
|
29
|
Fence | 382 | 4,260
|
14
|
18,585
|
31
|
17,674
|
58
|
19,669
|
80
|
Fence - Enhancements | E382 | 8,337
|
24
|
35,574
|
128
|
56,171
|
124
|
55,112
|
203
|
Forage Harvest Management | 511 | 184
|
1
|
932
|
35
|
2,069
|
68
|
7,267
|
151
|
Forage Harvest Management - Enhancements | E511 | 616
|
36
|
3,734
|
101
|
24,231
|
427
|
30,873
|
634
|
Forage and Biomass Planting | 512 | 78
|
8
|
4,351
|
190
|
10,583
|
438
|
16,118
|
776
|
Forage and Biomass Planting - Enhancements | E512 |
|
|
16,619
|
665
|
24,253
|
861
|
38,512
|
1,461
|
Grazing Bundle 1 - Range and Pasture | B000GRZ1 |
|
|
|
|
138
|
9
|
1,168
|
63
|
Grazing Bundle 2 - Range and Pasture | B000GRZ2 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
28
|
2
|
Grazing Bundle 5 - Range and Pasture | B000GRZ5 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
616
|
19
|
Heavy Use Area Protection | 561 |
|
|
26
|
3
|
92
|
6
|
330
|
17
|
Herbaceous Weed Control | 315 | 28,079
|
288
|
129,304
|
1,627
|
209,746
|
2,074
|
269,370
|
3,021
|
Herbaceous Weed Control - Enhancements | E315 | 19,297
|
221
|
117,476
|
1,908
|
254,149
|
2,104
|
419,030
|
5,068
|
Integrated Pest Management (IPM) | 595 | 1,688
|
11
|
36,711
|
402
|
55,937
|
578
|
85,974
|
1,184
|
Integrated Pest Management (IPM) - Enhancements | E595 | 23
|
2
|
7,456
|
323
|
58,250
|
1,067
|
131,896
|
3,975
|
Livestock Pipeline | 516 |
|
|
8
|
1
|
|
|
1,060
|
13
|
Livestock Shelter Structure | 576 |
|
|
|
|
4,317
|
7
|
10,854
|
22
|
MRBI Bundle#6 - Pastureland | B000MRB6 |
|
|
442
|
29
|
|
|
442
|
29
|
Nutrient Management | 590 | 9
|
1
|
9,056
|
494
|
18,218
|
578
|
24,033
|
702
|
Nutrient Management - Enhancements | E590 |
|
|
1,949
|
82
|
6,569
|
217
|
20,267
|
626
|
Pasture Bundle 5 | B000PST5 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
232
|
22
|
Pasture Bundle#1 - Organic | B000PST1 |
|
|
|
|
78
|
3
|
78
|
3
|
Pasture Bundle#2 | B000PST2 |
|
|
10
|
1
|
188
|
19
|
629
|
37
|
Pasture Bundle#3 -- Soil Health | B000PST3 |
|
|
|
|
55
|
8
|
|
|
Pond | 378 | 5,916
|
2
|
40
|
1
|
8,864
|
5
|
93
|
1
|
Prescribed Burning | 338 |
|
|
3,572
|
28
|
3,690
|
30
|
4,131
|
86
|
Prescribed Burning - Enhancements | E338 |
|
|
803
|
3
|
4,767
|
40
|
6,504
|
55
|
Prescribed Grazing | 528 | 93,277
|
389
|
453,809
|
2,728
|
797,322
|
3,777
|
1,534,355
|
6,271
|
Prescribed Grazing - Enhancements | E528 | 88,367
|
494
|
1,878,771
|
9,281
|
2,727,834
|
12,852
|
4,311,585
|
22,843
|
Pumping Plant | 533 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
1,292
|
3
|
Range Bundle#2 | B000RNG2 |
|
|
|
|
26,233
|
50
|
16,093
|
40
|
Range Planting | 550 | 219
|
1
|
413
|
6
|
9,399
|
16
|
13,446
|
25
|
Range Planting - Enhancements | E550 | 42
|
1
|
44,277
|
30
|
19,748
|
45
|
29,900
|
54
|
Silvopasture Establishment - Enhancements | E381 |
|
|
40
|
1
|
726
|
22
|
150
|
4
|
Stream Crossing | 578 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
67
|
3
|
Stream Crossing - Enhancements | E578 |
|
|
|
|
1,265
|
3
|
352
|
3
|
Streambank and Shoreline Protection - Enhancements | E580 | 438
|
1
|
438
|
1
|
7,103
|
3
|
1,235
|
3
|
Watering Facility | 614 | 119
|
1
|
5,967
|
31
|
18,058
|
51
|
6,537
|
50
|
Windbreak/Shelterbelt Establishment | 380 |
|
|
103
|
4
|
906
|
7
|
2,556
|
14
|
Windbreak/Shelterbelt Renovation | 650 |
|
|
1
|
1
|
382
|
4
|
193
|
2
|
Working Lands for Wildlife Bundle | B000WLW |
|
|
994
|
32
|
17,164
|
66
|
2,982
|
96
|
|
Notes:
• Data Source: USDA-NRCS, National Planning and Agreements Database (NPAD), October 2020.
• Land unit acres may be counted multiple times across practices
and fiscal years.
• CSP practices and enhancements are applied under the CSP Program starting in FY 2017.
• CSP enhancements associated with a specific conservation practice are aggregated onto one line.
• Refer to Enhancement Summary at top of document for additional information on enhancements.
To learn more about CSP bundles and enhancements, please see
CSP FY 2019 Enhancements and Bundles for FY 2017-FY 2019
and
CSP FY 2020 Enhancements and Bundles for FY 2020 data.
*Count in this table refers to the number of records in the National Planning and Agreements Database (NPAD).
NPAD contains a record for each time a practice is applied to a planning land unit. Counts may differ from practice
counts based on contract items in the ProTracts database because each contract item in ProTracts can cover multiple
planning land units.
|
The following table includes program information under which the above practices related to
Grazing Land Conservation were applied. These data reflect the geographic extent of grazing
land treated with conservation practices by each conservation program during a fiscal year.
Land unit acres may be counted multiple times across fiscal years, but are only counted
once per fiscal year.
|
Land Unit Acres Receiving Conservation (including practice count) by Fiscal Year
CSP Grazing Land Conservation Practices
|
2017 |
2018 |
2019 |
2020 |
Acres |
Count* |
Acres |
Count* |
Acres |
Count* |
Acres |
Count* |
Land Unit Acres treated by at least one practice | 143,683
|
1,502
|
2,175,851
|
18,384
|
3,178,119
|
25,947
|
4,778,881
|
48,278
|
|
Notes:
• Data Source: USDA-NRCS, National Planning and Agreements Database (NPAD), October 2020.
• Land unit acres may be counted multiple times across programs and fiscal years,
but are only counted once per program per fiscal year.
*Count in this table refers to the number of records in the National Planning and Agreements Database (NPAD).
NPAD contains a record for each time a practice is applied to a planning land unit. Counts may differ from practice
counts based on contract items in the ProTracts database because each contract item in ProTracts can cover multiple
planning land units.
Conservation Practices Related to Irrigation Efficiency |
The following chart and table includes practices that are related to Irrigation Efficiency.
The goal of these practices is to assist in properly designing, installing and maintaining
irrigation systems to ensure uniform and efficient distribution of water, thereby conserving
water and protecting water resources. Note that pumping plant (533) installation is only counted
when applied on cropland or hay land.
|
Only practices representing a significant portion of the total for
the period are included in the above chart. Practices not included are summed into the All Other
category.
|
Land Unit Acres Receiving Conservation (including practice count) by Fiscal Year
CSP Irrigation Efficiency Practices
Practice Name |
Practice Code |
2017 |
2018 |
2019 |
2020 |
Acres |
Count* |
Acres |
Count* |
Acres |
Count* |
Acres |
Count* |
Irrigation Land Leveling | 464 |
|
|
|
|
37
|
1
|
|
|
Irrigation Pipeline | 430 |
|
|
30
|
1
|
|
|
68
|
3
|
Irrigation System, Microirrigation | 441 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
24
|
1
|
Irrigation System, Sprinkler | 442 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
31
|
2
|
Irrigation Water Management | 449 | 5,900
|
28
|
24,337
|
617
|
39,804
|
858
|
76,262
|
1,698
|
Irrigation Water Management - Enhancements | E449 | 1,892
|
21
|
39,285
|
656
|
86,336
|
1,481
|
145,735
|
3,015
|
MRBI Bundle#1 - Irrigated Cropland | B000MRB1 |
|
|
4,128
|
54
|
9,396
|
140
|
9,731
|
144
|
Pumping Plant | 533 |
|
|
|
|
106
|
1
|
212
|
2
|
Pumping Plant - Enhancements | E533 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
749
|
7
|
Structure for Water Control | 587 |
|
|
330
|
2
|
2,056
|
13
|
461
|
5
|
Toxic Salt Reduction | 610 |
|
|
4,059
|
56
|
9,174
|
114
|
1,917
|
16
|
|
Notes:
• Data Source: USDA-NRCS, National Planning and Agreements Database (NPAD), October 2020.
• Land unit acres may be counted multiple times across practices
and fiscal years.
• CSP practices and enhancements are applied under the CSP Program starting in FY 2017.
• CSP enhancements associated with a specific conservation practice are aggregated onto one line.
• Refer to Enhancement Summary at top of document for additional information on enhancements.
To learn more about CSP bundles and enhancements, please see
CSP FY 2019 Enhancements and Bundles for FY 2017-FY 2019
and
CSP FY 2020 Enhancements and Bundles for FY 2020 data.
*Count in this table refers to the number of records in the National Planning and Agreements Database (NPAD).
NPAD contains a record for each time a practice is applied to a planning land unit. Counts may differ from practice
counts based on contract items in the ProTracts database because each contract item in ProTracts can cover multiple
planning land units.
|
The following table includes program information under which the above practices related to
Irrigation Efficiency were applied. These data reflect the geographic extent of
land treated to improve irrigation efficiency by each conservation program during a fiscal year.
Land unit acres may be counted multiple times across fiscal years, but are only counted
once per fiscal year.
|
Land Unit Acres Receiving Conservation (including practice count) by Fiscal Year
CSP Irrigation Efficiency Practices
|
2017 |
2018 |
2019 |
2020 |
Acres |
Count* |
Acres |
Count* |
Acres |
Count* |
Acres |
Count* |
Land Unit Acres treated by at least one practice | 7,225
|
49
|
67,975
|
1,386
|
135,437
|
2,608
|
208,349
|
4,893
|
|
Notes:
• Data Source: USDA-NRCS, National Planning and Agreements Database (NPAD), October 2020.
• Land unit acres may be counted multiple times across programs and fiscal years,
but are only counted once per program per fiscal year.
*Count in this table refers to the number of records in the National Planning and Agreements Database (NPAD).
NPAD contains a record for each time a practice is applied to a planning land unit. Counts may differ from practice
counts based on contract items in the ProTracts database because each contract item in ProTracts can cover multiple
planning land units.
Conservation Practices Related to Water Quality |
The following chart and table includes practices that are related to Water Quality.
Water quality is an indicator of the health of our environment and reflects what occurs on the
land. The primary water quality issues from agriculture are sediment, nutrients,
pesticides, pathogens, and in some parts of the country, salinity. Using conservation practices
to improve land in an environmentally sound manner will result in better water quality for drinking,
recreation, wildlife, fisheries and industry.
|
Only practices representing a significant portion of the total for
the period are included in the above chart. Practices not included are summed into the All Other
category.
|
Land Unit Acres Receiving Conservation (including practice count) by Fiscal Year
CSP Water Quality Practices
Practice Name |
Practice Code |
2017 |
2018 |
2019 |
2020 |
Acres |
Count* |
Acres |
Count* |
Acres |
Count* |
Acres |
Count* |
Access Control | 472 | 470
|
13
|
7,258
|
27
|
9,527
|
39
|
5,517
|
51
|
Access Control - Enhancements | E472 | 3,648
|
5
|
12,347
|
81
|
27,167
|
104
|
44,749
|
116
|
Brush Management | 314 |
|
|
|
|
59,610
|
260
|
53,650
|
776
|
Brush Management - Enhancements | E314 |
|
|
|
|
48,043
|
278
|
70,917
|
594
|
Buffer Bundle#1 | B000BFF1 |
|
|
147
|
1
|
|
|
25
|
4
|
Conservation Cover | 327 | 5,149
|
69
|
17,560
|
433
|
28,660
|
750
|
26,442
|
812
|
Conservation Cover - Enhancements | E327 | 963
|
23
|
48,384
|
1,565
|
104,888
|
2,149
|
116,248
|
3,309
|
Conservation Crop Rotation | 328 | 49,891
|
561
|
141,892
|
2,128
|
155,921
|
2,176
|
234,740
|
3,971
|
Conservation Crop Rotation - Enhancements | E328 | 47,795
|
757
|
334,924
|
5,167
|
425,132
|
7,677
|
703,736
|
15,397
|
Cover Crop | 340 | 46,978
|
703
|
165,469
|
2,940
|
225,566
|
4,057
|
370,412
|
7,733
|
Cover Crop - Enhancements | E340 | 68,883
|
1,061
|
316,409
|
6,125
|
447,650
|
10,674
|
764,208
|
21,166
|
Critical Area Planting | 342 | 334
|
2
|
10,251
|
110
|
15,110
|
207
|
12,267
|
175
|
Crop Bundle #18 - Precision Ag | B000CPL18 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
963
|
16
|
Crop Bundle #19 - Soil Health Precision Ag | B000CPL19 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
5,928
|
227
|
Crop Bundle #20 - Soil Health Assessment | B000CPL20 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
4,048
|
71
|
Crop Bundle #22 - Erosion Bundle (Organic) | B000CPL22 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
202
|
3
|
Crop Bundle#1 - Precision Ag, No till | B000CPL1 | 555
|
4
|
77
|
1
|
3,257
|
51
|
3,399
|
42
|
Crop Bundle#2 - Precision Ag, Reduced till | B000CPL2 |
|
|
817
|
14
|
1,954
|
20
|
3,353
|
46
|
Crop Bundle#3 - Soil health rotation, No till | B000CPL3 | 85
|
2
|
1,044
|
13
|
1,176
|
17
|
2,804
|
38
|
Crop Bundle#4 - Soil health rotation, Reduced till | B000CPL4 | 679
|
11
|
1,122
|
18
|
1,330
|
22
|
1,470
|
24
|
Crop Bundle#5 - Soil Health Assessment, No till | B000CPL5 | 502
|
6
|
2,920
|
39
|
5,175
|
132
|
3,473
|
79
|
Crop Bundle#6 - Soil Health Assessment, Reduced till | B000CPL6 | 2,535
|
26
|
3,789
|
43
|
9,878
|
117
|
1,679
|
27
|
Crop Bundle#7 - Soil Health -"Organic" | B000CPL7 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
19
|
7
|
Drainage Water Management | 554 | 1,221
|
4
|
41
|
1
|
35
|
1
|
38
|
2
|
Drainage Water Management - Enhancements | E554 | 1,322
|
9
|
453
|
6
|
|
|
676
|
10
|
Field Border | 386 |
|
|
|
|
10,767
|
156
|
9,780
|
155
|
Field Border - Enhancements | E386 |
|
|
|
|
23,842
|
438
|
18,613
|
352
|
Filter Strip | 393 | 1,813
|
9
|
8,119
|
151
|
12,099
|
125
|
3,063
|
56
|
Filter Strip - Enhancements | E393 | 786
|
5
|
4,151
|
53
|
4,922
|
84
|
3,096
|
68
|
Forage and Biomass Planting | 512 |
|
|
|
|
23,386
|
694
|
29,126
|
1,175
|
Forage and Biomass Planting - Enhancements | E512 |
|
|
|
|
47,069
|
1,279
|
50,370
|
1,814
|
Forest Bundle#1 | B000FST1 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
17,460
|
83
|
Forest Stand Improvement | 666 |
|
|
|
|
9,920
|
136
|
44,998
|
456
|
Forest Stand Improvement - Enhancements | E666 |
|
|
|
|
207,565
|
1,948
|
565,009
|
6,122
|
Grade Stabilization Structure | 410 |
|
|
76
|
2
|
100
|
3
|
390
|
10
|
Grassed Waterway | 412 |
|
|
572
|
13
|
3,448
|
42
|
5,330
|
57
|
Grazing Bundle 1 - Range and Pasture | B000GRZ1 |
|
|
|
|
138
|
9
|
1,168
|
63
|
Grazing Bundle 2 - Range and Pasture | B000GRZ2 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
28
|
2
|
Grazing Bundle 5 - Range and Pasture | B000GRZ5 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
616
|
19
|
Heavy Use Area Protection | 561 |
|
|
35
|
5
|
155
|
24
|
543
|
46
|
Integrated Pest Management (IPM) | 595 | 135,216
|
1,726
|
626,719
|
9,438
|
855,914
|
11,576
|
1,206,475
|
21,478
|
Integrated Pest Management (IPM) - Enhancements | E595 | 441,577
|
12,047
|
2,007,363
|
44,587
|
2,075,496
|
34,577
|
4,174,135
|
94,628
|
Irrigation System, Microirrigation | 441 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
24
|
1
|
Irrigation Water Management | 449 | 5,900
|
28
|
24,337
|
617
|
39,804
|
858
|
76,262
|
1,698
|
Irrigation Water Management - Enhancements | E449 | 1,892
|
21
|
39,285
|
656
|
86,336
|
1,481
|
145,735
|
3,015
|
Longleaf Pine Bundle#1 | B000LLP1 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
12
|
1
|
Longleaf Pine Bundle#2 | B000LLP2 |
|
|
209
|
7
|
1,207
|
21
|
6,991
|
116
|
MRBI Bundle#1 - Irrigated Cropland | B000MRB1 |
|
|
4,128
|
54
|
9,396
|
140
|
9,731
|
144
|
MRBI Bundle#2 - Non-Irrigated Cropland #1 | B000MRB2 |
|
|
5,910
|
212
|
7,316
|
171
|
9,276
|
242
|
MRBI Bundle#3 - Non-Irrigated Cropland #2 | B000MRB3 |
|
|
1,059
|
67
|
780
|
11
|
2,047
|
84
|
MRBI Bundle#4 - Cropland with Water Bodies, No till | B000MRB4 |
|
|
139
|
2
|
|
|
139
|
2
|
MRBI Bundle#6 - Pastureland | B000MRB6 |
|
|
442
|
29
|
|
|
442
|
29
|
Mulching | 484 |
|
|
663
|
5
|
|
|
|
|
Mulching - Enhancements | E484 | 6
|
1
|
1,947
|
69
|
|
|
|
|
Non-Irrigated Cropland (MRBI) | B000CPL13 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
1,070
|
6
|
Non-Irrigated Cropland with Water Bodies (MRBI) | B000CPL16 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
201
|
1
|
Non-Irrigated Precision Ag (MRBI) | B000CPL12 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
1,269
|
43
|
Nutrient Management | 590 | 39,480
|
557
|
308,862
|
4,399
|
456,767
|
6,256
|
595,430
|
10,391
|
Nutrient Management - Enhancements | E590 | 59,390
|
1,031
|
1,277,883
|
25,077
|
1,651,355
|
28,595
|
3,346,649
|
73,674
|
Ogallala Bundle#2 | B000OGL2 |
|
|
599
|
5
|
223
|
2
|
223
|
2
|
Pasture Bundle 5 | B000PST5 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
262
|
23
|
Pasture Bundle#1 - Organic | B000PST1 |
|
|
|
|
78
|
3
|
78
|
3
|
Pasture Bundle#2 | B000PST2 |
|
|
10
|
1
|
188
|
19
|
629
|
37
|
Pasture Bundle#3 -- Soil Health | B000PST3 |
|
|
|
|
55
|
8
|
|
|
Prescribed Grazing | 528 | 93,399
|
393
|
453,925
|
2,745
|
797,461
|
3,791
|
1,534,978
|
6,298
|
Prescribed Grazing - Enhancements | E528 | 88,412
|
495
|
1,878,871
|
9,289
|
2,728,464
|
12,885
|
4,316,276
|
23,063
|
Range Bundle#2 | B000RNG2 |
|
|
|
|
26,233
|
50
|
16,093
|
40
|
Range Planting | 550 |
|
|
|
|
9,426
|
17
|
13,446
|
25
|
Range Planting - Enhancements | E550 |
|
|
|
|
20,225
|
53
|
30,928
|
60
|
Residue and Tillage Management, Mulch Till | 345 | 24,342
|
314
|
87,556
|
1,131
|
90,077
|
1,398
|
102,099
|
2,544
|
Residue and Tillage Management, Mulch Till - Enhancements | E345 | 10,669
|
495
|
477,109
|
12,378
|
596,140
|
12,556
|
1,559,596
|
40,816
|
Residue and Tillage Management, No-Till/Strip Till/Direct Seed | 329 | 14,034
|
109
|
48,512
|
731
|
58,745
|
1,195
|
121,653
|
2,643
|
Residue and Tillage Management, No-Till/Strip Till/Direct Seed - Enhancements | E329 | 10,075
|
159
|
110,256
|
2,680
|
204,864
|
5,592
|
307,818
|
8,580
|
Riparian Forest Buffer | 391 | 399
|
1
|
27
|
4
|
129
|
6
|
6,889
|
23
|
Riparian Forest Buffer - Enhancements | E391 | 447
|
9
|
2,362
|
35
|
13,474
|
56
|
49,951
|
183
|
Riparian Herbaceous Cover | 390 | 107
|
1
|
243
|
5
|
1,006
|
10
|
745
|
7
|
Riparian Herbaceous Cover - Enhancements | E390 | 107
|
1
|
2,406
|
44
|
5,402
|
44
|
4,892
|
30
|
Roof Runoff Structure | 558 | 4
|
2
|
375
|
24
|
482
|
48
|
924
|
84
|
Silvopasture Establishment - Enhancements | E381 |
|
|
|
|
726
|
22
|
150
|
4
|
Stream Crossing | 578 |
|
|
|
|
35
|
1
|
114
|
6
|
Stream Crossing - Enhancements | E578 |
|
|
40
|
2
|
1,305
|
4
|
1,278
|
6
|
Stream Habitat Improvement and Management - Enhancements | E395 |
|
|
1,000
|
2
|
|
|
|
|
Streambank and Shoreline Protection - Enhancements | E580 | 509
|
2
|
1,939
|
3
|
7,203
|
8
|
3,433
|
17
|
Structure for Water Control | 587 |
|
|
330
|
2
|
2,056
|
13
|
461
|
5
|
Toxic Salt Reduction | 610 |
|
|
4,059
|
56
|
9,174
|
114
|
1,917
|
16
|
Tree/Shrub Establishment | 612 | 2,544
|
6
|
16,829
|
409
|
39,551
|
806
|
22,815
|
664
|
Tree/Shrub Establishment - Enhancements | E612 | 47
|
3
|
41,460
|
585
|
100,759
|
1,020
|
89,743
|
1,337
|
Windbreak/Shelterbelt Establishment | 380 | 424
|
8
|
273
|
8
|
1,203
|
16
|
3,058
|
30
|
Windbreak/Shelterbelt Renovation | 650 |
|
|
3
|
2
|
|
|
|
|
Working Lands for Wildlife Bundle | B000WLW |
|
|
994
|
32
|
17,164
|
66
|
2,982
|
96
|
YEAR 1 Irrigated Cropland (MRBI/Ogallala) | B000CPL10 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
401
|
10
|
YEAR 2+ Irrigated Cropland (MRBI/Ogallala) | B000CPL11 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
358
|
5
|
|
Notes:
• Data Source: USDA-NRCS, National Planning and Agreements Database (NPAD), October 2020.
• Land unit acres may be counted multiple times across practices
and fiscal years.
• CSP practices and enhancements are applied under the CSP Program starting in FY 2017.
• CSP enhancements associated with a specific conservation practice are aggregated onto one line.
• Refer to Enhancement Summary at top of document for additional information on enhancements.
To learn more about CSP bundles and enhancements, please see
CSP FY 2019 Enhancements and Bundles for FY 2017-FY 2019
and
CSP FY 2020 Enhancements and Bundles for FY 2020 data.
*Count in this table refers to the number of records in the National Planning and Agreements Database (NPAD).
NPAD contains a record for each time a practice is applied to a planning land unit. Counts may differ from practice
counts based on contract items in the ProTracts database because each contract item in ProTracts can cover multiple
planning land units.
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The following table includes program information under which the above practices related to
Water Quality were applied. These data reflect the geographic extent of
land treated with water quality practices by each conservation program during a fiscal year.
Land unit acres may be counted multiple times across fiscal years, but are only counted
once per fiscal year.
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Land Unit Acres Receiving Conservation (including practice count) by Fiscal Year
CSP Water Quality Practices
|
2017 |
2018 |
2019 |
2020 |
Acres |
Count* |
Acres |
Count* |
Acres |
Count* |
Acres |
Count* |
Land Unit Acres treated by at least one practice | 728,607
|
20,679
|
5,198,983
|
134,328
|
6,774,395
|
157,158
|
10,701,880
|
357,384
|
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Notes:
• Data Source: USDA-NRCS, National Planning and Agreements Database (NPAD), October 2020.
• Land unit acres may be counted multiple times across programs and fiscal years,
but are only counted once per program per fiscal year.
*Count in this table refers to the number of records in the National Planning and Agreements Database (NPAD).
NPAD contains a record for each time a practice is applied to a planning land unit. Counts may differ from practice
counts based on contract items in the ProTracts database because each contract item in ProTracts can cover multiple
planning land units.
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Citation for this website:
U.S. Department of Agriculture.
Financial Management Modernization Initiative (FMMI) 2012-2020 Data October 2020
Foundation Financial Information System (FFIS) 2009-2011 Data
ProTracts Program Contracts System October 2020 (excludes renewal contracts)
National Planning and Agreements Database (NPAD) October 2020
Natural Resources Conservation Service, Washington, DC. 24 February 2021*
<http://www.nrcs.usda.gov/Internet/NRCS_RCA/reports/fb08_cp_cstp.html>
*[use date the website was accessed]
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