Research Outcomes

Bipartisan creation of US Land Access Policy Incentives: states’ efforts to support beginning farmers and resist farm consolidation and loss

Agriculture and Human Values article

Indiana University signs Cooperative Agreement with Farm Service Agency to research CRP-TIP

In 2023, the Farm Service Agency engaged in a cooperative agreement with Indiana University researchers, for researchers to build a clearer national understanding of the Transition Incentives Program’s social and agro-ecological effects on the ground, and opportunities to dissolve barriers to participation for underserved farmers and farmers interested in ecologically sustainable farming practices. This research began in 2024.

For more information and to see other cooperative agreement projects: FSA press release on CRP-TIP cooperators

Conservation Reserve Program Transition Incentive Program (CRP-TIP) Assessment

Press release from American Farmland Trust:

Ushering New and Beginning Farmers onto Agriculture Acreage through Federal Land Access Policy Incentives

Based on the following research on the Conservation Reserve Program, Transition Incentives Program:

CRP-TIP Assessment