Minnesota HF1292 expands eligibility for beginning farmer tax credits by amending the definition of "beginning farmer.
Minnesota HF1292 amends the definition of "beginning farmer" to expand eligibility for tax credits. A beginning farmer must be a resident of Minnesota, seeking entry or having entered within the last ten years into farming, intending to farm land within the state, and not being a family member of the owner of agricultural assets from whom they are seeking to purchase or rent. The bill also allows for waivers of certain requirements if the farmer has a four-year degree in an agricultural program or related field, relevant job experience, or certification as an adult farm management instructor.
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