Group Agreements. If the designated conservationist determines that benefits to fish or wildlife habitat would be sufficiently greater if multiple applicants entered into cooperative efforts to install conservation practices, then those applicants may develop a multitract or multifarm WHIP plan of operations (WPO) to address the larger project. This multiple-participant project may be assessed and ranked as one project, although separate cost-share agreements must be developed with each applicant. This type of project may be appropriate where a number of adjacent tracts are under separate management (see section 517.10G of this manual). (See 440-CPM, Part 512, Subpart E, Sections 512.41 and 512.42, for more information.)
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