; (iii) the installation of water conservation measures; (iv) the installation of waste management systems; (v) the establishment or improvement of permanent pasture; or (vi) other purposes consistent with the plan, including the adoption of any other emerging or existing conservation practices, techniques, or technologies approved by the Secretary; and (B) how and to what extent the conservation project will support the implementation of a comprehensive conservation plan and improve the conditions of identified priority resource concerns. (c) Eligible borrowers (1) In general The Secretary may make or guarantee qualified conservation loans under this section to— (A) farmers or ranchers engaged primarily and directly in agricultural production in the United States; or (B) farm cooperatives, private domestic corporations, partnerships, joint operations, trusts, or limited liability companies that are— (i) controlled by farmers or ranchers; and (ii) engaged primarily and directly in agricultural production in the United States. (2) Conservation loan plan In order to be eligible to receive a loan or loan guarantee under this section, an entity described in paragraph (1) shall have a conservation loan plan. (d) Priority In making or guaranteeing qualified conservation loans under this section, the Secretary shall give priority to— (1) qualified beginning farmers or ranchers and socially disadvantaged farmers or ranchers; (2) owners or tenants who use the loans to convert to sustainable or organic agricultural production systems; (3) producers who use the loans to build conservation structures or establish conservation practices to implement a comprehensive conservation plan; (4) projects that will do the most to address priority resource concerns, as specified in a conservation loan plan