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Kevin Shide (left), Indiana NRCS district conservationist for Jasper County, tours Perkins' Good Earth Farm with Dan Perkins July 2, 2021. Perkins’ Good Earth Farm is a certified organic farm and Dan and Julie Perkins practice regenerative agriculture including no-till and cover crops. They have enrolled in multiple CRP, CSP and EQIP contracts through NRCS and FSA to plant wildlife habitat and wind buffers and hedgerows, construct high tunnels and assist with their organic certification. (NRCS photo by

CSP enhancement guides - Indiana

Whether your farm thousands of acres or just a few, raise livestock or own private forestland, CSP has enhancements that can help you take your conservation practices to the next level. The documents below can help you identify possible conservation enhancement activities for your operation.

CSP Enhancement Options

Indiana CSP 2024 Enhancements (13.11 MB)

Enhancements by agriculture product

CSP Enhancements for wheat producers (211.52 KB)
CSP Enhancements for Soybean Producers (233.67 KB)
CSP Enhancements for Organic Producers (305.22 KB)
CSP Enhancements for Pork producers (248.1 KB)
CSP Enhancements for Poultry Producers (232.06 KB)
CSP Enhancements for Soil Health (245.56 KB)
CSP Enhancements for Livestock Producers (281.23 KB)
CSP Enhancements for Forests (297.13 KB)
CSP Enhancements for Dairy Producers (247.3 KB)
CSP Enhancements for Crop Producers (264.12 KB)
CSP Enhancements for Wildlife (233.9 KB)
CSP Enhancements for Corn Producers (298.54 KB)

Learn more about CSP in Indiana

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