• CREP Technical Q & A

Information and Education

• CREP Technician Map
• CREP Fact Sheet
• CREP Priority Watershed map
• CREP Payment Breakdown and Examples
• Conservation Easement and Livestock Access Form
• NRCS Program Sheets
• FSA CREP Fact Sheet
• FSA CREP - Question and Answers

CREP FSA Status Reports

• CREP Approved Activity through 11-31-2001
• CREP Pending Activity through 11-31-2001
• CREP Approved Activity through 9-31-2001
• CREP Pending Activity through 9-31-2001
• CREP Approved Activity through 8-31-2001
• CREP Pending Activity through 8-31-2001
• CREP Approved Activity through 7-31-2001
• CREP Pending Activity through 7-31-2001
• CREP Approved Activity through 5-31-2001
• CREP Approved Activity through 4-30-2001

Permanent Conservation Easement Program

• Landowner Application Form

Agreements and Documents

The first step to enrolling in the Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program (CREP) program is to contact the local Farm Service Agency (FSA), Conservation District, or CREP Technician. FSA will be able to determine producer and cropland eligibility. All of the forms necessary to enroll in the program will be available at the FSA office.

• CREP Agreement / Addendum Agreement
• MDNR and MDA Memorandum of Understanding
• MDEQ and MDA Memorandum of Understanding
• Ducks Unlimited and MDA Memorandum of Understanding

NRCS Program Sheets

The program sheets were created by NRCS (Natural Resource Conservation Service) to summarize the conservation practices eligible for CREP. Included in the program sheets are a brief description of the practice, eligibility requirements, installation requirements, management considerations, and maintenance requirements.

• CP-1 Introduced Grass Planting
• CP-2 Native Grass Planting
• CP-5 Field Windbreak
• CP-9 Shallow Water Areas for Wildlife
• CP-21 Filter Strips
• CP-22 Riparian Forest Buffer
• CP-23 Wetland Restoration