Tennessee Farmland Preservation Fund
Sector: Raw Materials • Location: Tennessee, United States
Source: Columbia Daily Herald
Senate Bill 207 aims to establish a $25 million Farmland Preservation Fund to provide grants for property owners who voluntarily place their farm or forestry land into an agricultural easement with the Tennessee Department of Agriculture. This initiative is designed to make farmland preservation financially feasible for family farms, ensuring they remain in agricultural use for future generations.
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Description | Senate Bill 207 aims to establish a $25 million Farmland Preservation Fund to provide grants for property owners who voluntarily place their farm or forestry land into an agricultural easement with the Tennessee Department of Agriculture. This initiative is designed to make farmland preservation financially feasible for family farms, ensuring they remain in agricultural use for future generations. |
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