Recognizing the importance of preserving agricultural land in the state.
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Summary
The Senate formally recognizes farmland as a vital, limited resource and calls on state agencies, local governments, landowners and residents to support voluntary, incentive‑based conservation. It aims to keep productive land in farming use to boost food security, protect soil and water, and sustain local economies. The resolution does not create new programs or require funding, but encourages collaborative stewardship.
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