Establishes a Farmland Transition Commission to address barriers for young farmers aged 21-40.
The Farmland Transition Commission Act creates a commission to study obstacles faced by individuals aged 21 through 40 in purchasing or accessing farmland. The commission will review existing incentives and policies, and recommend new measures to support young farmers. The commission includes representatives from various agricultural sectors, the University of Illinois Extension, and the state legislature. It will submit annual reports to the Governor and General Assembly, with the commission dissolving on December 31, 2031.
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