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Approved measures for CREP

What conservation measures are approved for the CREP?

The following CRP conservation practices are approved for the Indiana CREP:

For riparian areas, the following practices are available provided the land is adjacent to an eligible stream, river or water body, and:

Has a minimum average width of 50 feet and a maximum average width of 120 feet (up to 300 feet in alluvial soils):
           CP2 - Establishment of Permanent Native Grass

Has a minimum average width of 35 feet and a maximum average width of 180 feet (up to an average width of 300 feet in alluvial soils):
          CP3A - Hardwood Tree Planting
          CP4D - Permanent Wildlife Habitat, Noneasement
          CP22 - Riparian Buffer

For buffer areas, the following practices are available provided the land is adjacent to an eligible stream, river or water body, and:

Has a minimum average width of 35 feet and a maximum average width of 120 feet (up to 300 feet average width in alluvial soils):
          CP21 - Filter Strips

For wetland areas, the following practices are available:
          CP23 - Wetland Restoration is available within the 100-year floodplain
          CP23a - Wetland Restoration - Non-floodplain
          CP31 - Bottom Timber Establishment on Wetland