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| This is a great discussion about a subject that is very widely interpreted by NRCS personnel in various regions of the country and even counties within a state. Some NRCS people till say that land without a cropping history can't be farmed; but this is incorrect. Thanks for the poster who attached the interpretation of the actual rule. A plan should be done, true enough, but a potential grower should not be told that land can't be farmed unless it is under an existing contract. Even if a "mistake" is made, the grower has a grace period of one year to make corrections to fit the plan. | |
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Anyone get busted for sodbusting?
