SB506 appropriates funds for a study on Hawaii's agricultural markets and establishes positions to collect and analyze agricultural data.
SB506 allocates funds to the Hawaii Department of Agriculture for a comprehensive study on agricultural markets, focusing on strategies to support the state's agricultural sector. The study aims to provide policymakers and stakeholders with data to make informed decisions and promote sustainable farming practices. Additionally, the bill establishes positions for a data scientist and a field researcher to collect and analyze agricultural data, enhancing the department's ability to track agricultural activity and support future investments.
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