True or False: Farmer Dorito can use tax credits obtained from REAP in conjunction with his CEG grant.

The statement that Farmer Dorito can use tax credits obtained from the Resource Enhancement and Protection (REAP) program in conjunction with his Clean Environmental Grant (CEG) is true. The REAP program is designed to encourage farmers to implement best management practices for nutrient management, and it provides tax credits to eligible participants. The CEG offers financial assistance for practices that promote environmental quality.

Both programs aim to enhance farming practices while supporting environmental conservation and sustainability. Since they target different aspects of farming improvement—tax credits from REAP and grants from CEG—it's permissible for farmers to utilize the benefits of both without conflict. This is beneficial because it allows farmers to leverage multiple resources to support their compliance with nutrient management regulations and improve their operational practices.

Other options, such as limits based on total amounts or restrictions on farm ownership type, do not apply in this context, since the cooperative use of these programs is permitted as long as the eligibility criteria for each program are met independently. This reinforces the potential for integrating multiple funding sources to enhance farming practices.