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Conservation Security Program (CSP)
General Program Information
CSP is a voluntary program that provides financial and technical assistance
to promote the conservation and improvement of soil, water, air, energy, plant
and animal life, and other conservation purposes on Tribal and private working
lands. Working lands include cropland, grassland, prairie land, improved
pasture, and range land, as well as forested land that is an incidental part of
an agriculture operation. The program is available in 202 watersheds in every
state and the
Caribbean Area. The program provides equitable access
to benefits to all producers, regardless of size of operation, crops produced,
or geographic location.
News Releases
National News Release (8/25/05)
National News Release (3/17/2005)
National News Release (11/2/2004)
These documents requires
Adobe Acrobat.
2005
CSP State Story (10/14/2005)
(PDF; 288 KB)
Prepare
Yourself for CSP (12/29/2004) (PDF; 56 KB)
Minnesota News Releases
8/29/2005 (PDF; 68 KB)
4/5/2005 (PDF; 149 KB)
11/5/2004 (PDF; 104 KB)
CSP Contract Summary
2004-2007 (PDF; 21 KB)
2004-2008 (PDF; 18 KB)
CSP Subcommittee Updates
Jan
2007 (PDF; 106 KB)
Aug
2007 (PDF; 93 KB)
Dec
2007 (PDF; 93 KB)
April
2008 (PDF; 93 KB)
Minnesota Program Contacts
Paul Flynn
State Resource Conservationist
Phone: 651-602-7870
Leah Moore Duzy
Agricultural Economist/CSP Program Coordinator
Phone: 651-602-7867
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