The Iowa Application for Forest or Fruit Tree Reservation is a form used by the Iowa Department of Natural Resources to reserve a portion of land for forest or fruit tree growth. This application allows the applicant to designate a specific area to be reserved for forest or fruit tree growth, and it also outlines the terms and conditions for the reservation. There are two types of applications available: the Iowa General Forest or Fruit Tree Reservation application and the Iowa Forest or Fruit Tree Reservation application for Conservation Practices. The Iowa General Forest or Fruit Tree Reservation application is used to reserve a portion of land for forest or fruit tree growth in areas that are not designated for conservation practices. This application requires the applicant to provide information such as the specific area of land they wish to reserve, the type of trees they want to plant, and the duration of the reservation. The Iowa Forest or Fruit Tree Reservation application for Conservation Practices is used to reserve a portion of land for forest or fruit tree growth in areas that are designated for conservation practices. This application requires the applicant to provide information such as the specific area of land they wish to reserve, the type of trees they want to plant, the conservation practices they will use, and the duration of the reservation. Both applications must be signed and submitted to the Iowa Department of Natural Resources in order to be approved.