If accepted, yearly rental payments are given for taking land out of production. It may also qualify to cover the cost to plant grass, trees, and other long-term conservation cover.
Continuous CRP (Signup 63)
Continuous CRP works differently from General CRP. There is no competition with other farmers; FSA accepts applications as they come in, starting now through June 6. But there is a cap on how many acres can be enrolled nationwide—27 million—so it may run out.
If there is still acreage available after June 6, FSA will keep taking offers through July 31, 2025. Those extra offers may be reviewed in groups and accepted based on how well they match USDA conservation goals.
Continuous CRP is meant for smaller, more environmentally sensitive areas like waterways, wetlands, riparian buffers, or varying wildlife habitats. If accepted, yearly payments will be sent to help cover the cost to plant long-term conservation cover like grass or trees.
Continuous CRP enrollment options include:
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