What is the T-Yield percentage for Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) land?

The T-Yield percentage for Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) land is set at 100% for 1 year. This is significant because CRP land is not actively farmed, and the inclusion of T-Yields (or transitional yields) is meant to provide a baseline for insurance calculations. A T-Yield of 100% acknowledges that the land has been maintained in a conservation status and reflects the potential yield the land could produce if actively farmed. This helps ensure that landowners receive appropriate compensation under crop insurance policies even when their land is currently not generating crops because of conservation practices.

This statistic is vital for producers enrolling their land in CRP programs, as it supports their insurance claims and overall financial planning. Other percentages mentioned in the choices would not apply to CRP land, as they reflect different contexts or yield calculations not pertinent to conservation practices.