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The Pilot Cropland Conversion Program: Accomplishments in its First Year, 1963

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  • Vermeer, James
  • Aines, Ronald O.

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Excerpt from the report summary: This is a report of a study of the 1963 Pilot Cropland Conversion Program (CCP) in five areas after its first year of operation . The five areas included one each in North Dakota, Iowa, and Mississippi, and two in Georgia. Most of the land under agreements will remain in the program for 5 years. About a third of the land in North Dakota and a tenth of the land in Georgia will remain in the program for 10 years. Payment for conversion ranged from $8 an acre for the poorest land in the program in North Dakota to $70 an acre for the best land in the program in Iowa.

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  • Vermeer, James & Aines, Ronald O., 1964. "The Pilot Cropland Conversion Program: Accomplishments in its First Year, 1963," Agricultural Economic Reports 305646, United States Department of Agriculture, Economic Research Service.
    • Handle: RePEc:ags:uerser:305646
    DOI: 10.22004/ag.econ.305646
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