; (ii) to improve manure distribution and nutrient cycling; (iii) to increase carbon sequestration from greater forage harvest; (iv) to improve the quality and quantity of cover for wildlife; (v) to provide permanent cover to protect the soil from erosion; and (vi) to improve water quality. (B) Resource-conserving crop rotation The term resource-conserving crop rotation means a crop rotation that— (i) includes not fewer than 1 resource-conserving crop (as defined by the Secretary); (ii) reduces erosion; (iii) improves soil fertility and tilt; (iv) interrupts pest cycles; (v) builds soil carbon; and (vi) in applicable areas, reduces depletion of soil moisture or otherwise reduces the need for irrigation. (2) Availability of payments The Secretary shall provide additional payments to producers that, in participating in the program, agree to adopt, manage, and maintain, or improve, manage, and maintain— (A) resource-conserving crop rotations; or (B) managed intensive rotational grazing. (3) Eligibility To be eligible to receive a payment under paragraph (2), a producer shall agree to adopt, manage, and maintain or improve, maintain, and manage, resource-conserving crop rotations, or managed intensive rotational grazing for the term of the contract. (4) Minimum payment Supplemental payments under this subsection shall not be less than $20 per acre. ; (5) by redesignating subsections (f), (g), (h), and (i) as subsections (g), (h), (i), and (j), respectively