Greg & Lei Gunthorp wrote:
> A lot of CRP ground is coming out of the ten year program. $20 beans
> compared to less than $6 beans was too big of an incentive. CRP ground
> that had no fertilizer or pesticides on it in the last three years is
> eligible for organic production upon exiting the Conservation Reserve
> Program. (That would be almost all of the CRP ground.) I know of a lot of
> CRP ground that is now in organic production.
> Greg
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> > From: Bob MacGregor <rdmacgregor@gov.pe.ca>
> > To: hey4hogs@kuntrynet.com
> > Subject: Re: Vinton Soybean prices
> > Date: Wednesday, April 21, 1999 8:30 AM
> >
> > Greg,
> > You lost me on that one. What is the special connection between CRP and
> organic grains/oilseeds markets?
> > BOB
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