; and (B) make such payments as soon as practicable after October 1 of each fiscal year for activities carried out in the previous fiscal year. (5) Minimum payment If a contract requires a comprehensive conservation plan the implementation of which will, by the end of the contract term, meet or exceed the stewardship threshold for all designated priority resource concerns, the minimum payment shall be not less than $3,000. (d) Supplemental payments for resource-Conserving crop rotations, managed intensive rotational grazing, and transition to organic crop or livestock systems (1) Availability of payments The Secretary shall provide additional payments to producers that, in participating in the program, agree to— (A) improve, maintain, and manage or adopt and maintain— (i) resource-conserving crop rotations to achieve beneficial crop rotations as appropriate for the eligible land of the producers; or (ii) managed intensive rotational grazing; or (B) transition to organic crop or livestock systems. (2) Beneficial crop rotations The Secretary shall determine whether a resource-conserving crop rotation is a beneficial crop rotation eligible for additional payments under paragraph (1) based on whether the resource-conserving crop rotation is designed to address designated priority resource concerns while providing production benefits. (3) Eligibility To be eligible to receive a payment described in paragraph (1), a producer shall agree to adopt and maintain beneficial resource-conserving crop rotations for the term of the contract. (4) Resource-conserving crop rotation In this subsection, the term resource-conserving crop rotation means a crop rotation that— (A) includes at least 1 resource conserving crop (as defined by the Secretary); (B) reduces erosion; (C) prevents pollution of surface water or groundwater; (D) improves soil fertility and tilth; (E) interrupts pest cycles