H.R. 1754
would amend the Internal Revenue Code to provide that the energy credit shall not apply to certain types of energy production on agricultural land.
would amend the Internal Revenue Code to provide that the energy credit shall not apply to certain types of energy production on agricultural land.
would require the Secretary of Agriculture to carry out a study and research and demonstration on agrivoltaic systems and to issue guidance on best practices for protection of soil health and productivity during the siting, construction, operation, and decommissioning of solar energy systems on agricultural land.
would direct the Secretary of Agriculture to provide grants to covered entities to develop, modify, or implement climate adaptation and climate mitigation proposals on agricultural land.
would require the Secretary of Agriculture to establish and maintain a training program for USDA personnel and third-party providers on the rapidly evolving methodologies, science, and practices of biological soil health management systems on agricultural land.
would ban new corporate ownership of agricultural land.
would require that a state be ineligible to receive funds under certain federal programs unless the state has in effect a state law restricting the purchase of agricultural land by certain foreign persons.
would amend the Reclamation States Emergency Drought Relief Act of 1991 and the Omnibus Public Land Management Act of 2009 to provide grants to states and Indian tribes for programs to voluntarily repurpose agricultural land to reduce consumptive water use.
would prohibit the purchase or lease of agricultural land in the United States by persons associated with certain foreign governments.
would increase oversight of foreign direct investment in agricultural land in the United States.
would prohibit the acquisition and ownership of agricultural land by certain foreign entities.
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