; (ii) may assist in preventing a species from being listed as a threatened or endangered species under that Act; or (iii) improves or creates wildlife habitat corridors. (3) Incidental land In enrolling land in the conservation reserve, land owned by an owner of citrus land described in subsection (b)(5)(F) that is incidental to agricultural production may be considered for enrollment if the Secretary determines that the incidental land is at risk of conversion or development and is of ecological significance as described in paragraph (2)(C). (4) Fallow groves Not later than 180 days after the later of the first day of the period of enrollment of citrus land described in subsection (b)(5)(F) in the conservation reserve and the date on which Secretary notifies an owner or operator of the decision of the Secretary to enroll citrus land described in subsection (b)(5)(F) in the conservation reserve, the owner or operator of the citrus land enrolled in the conservation reserve shall provide evidence to the Secretary that any fallow groves that are affected by huanglongbing within the enrolled area have been removed. (5) Duration of contracts For the purpose of carrying out enrollment of citrus land described in subsection (b)(5)(F), the Secretary shall enter into contracts of not less than 1, and not more than 5, years. (6) Limitations For each of fiscal years 2024 through 2028, the total acreage of citrus land described in subsection (b)(5)(F) enrolled in the conservation reserve shall not exceed 100,000 acres. . (b) Exclusion of adjusted gross income limitation Section 1001D(b)(2)(C) of the Food Security Act of 1985 (7 U.S.C. 1308–3a(b)(2)(C)) is amended by striking the Food Security Act of 1985. and inserting this Act (other than a payment or benefit under the conservation reserve program under subchapter B of chapter 1 of subtitle D of that title with respect to citrus land described in section 1231(b)(5)(F)). .