CRoPS, the Crop Rotation Planning System for Whole-farm Planning

CRoPS is a computer program that selects crop rotations for each field on individual farms, ensuring that the combined crop rotations, i.e. the whole-farm plan, meets the production and financial needs of farmers, while also implementing sound environmental practices.

This project is a joint effort between the Information Systems and Insect Studies (ISIS) lab of Virginia Tech and the USDA's Natural Resources Conservation Service.

View more information about CRoPS including the goals and history of the project.