Corn Belt · IN

CRP seed in Indiana.

CRP seed for Indiana's Corn Belt and till-plain acres.

Indiana's CRP acres are concentrated on row-crop margins and in the state's southern hill country. We match mixes to till-plain mesic soils in the north and drier claypan hills in the south.

~180,000 acres enrolled statewide

Soil moisture zones

Northern till-plain is mesic silt-loam. Central Indiana carries drier claypan soils. Southern hill country is dry-mesic to droughty on the ridges, wet in the bottoms.

When to plant in Indiana

Dormant late October through early March. Southern Indiana can extend into late March on well-drained sites.

Program notes

Indiana DNR and Quail Forever coordinate on state-specific enhancement payments. Ask your county SWCD about combined enrollment options.

Always confirm current requirements with your local USDA-NRCS and USDA-FSA field offices before ordering.

Pollinator & monarch angle

Indiana is on the monarch migration corridor. CP42 with 30+ forbs and milkweed content qualifies for most pollinator enhancements.

Indiana CRP seed FAQ

Is southern Indiana too hilly for CRP?

Not at all — the southern hill country is one of Indiana's strongest CRP regions, especially for quail buffers and dry-mesic prairie reconstruction.

Quote a Indiana mix for your acres.

Tell us your county, CP practice, acres, and dominant soil type. We'll price a mix built for your specific ground and ship it to your farm.