New Jersey 2026-2027 Regular Session

New Jersey Assembly Bill A625

Introduced
1/13/26  

Caption

Transfers Division of Food and Nutrition from Department of Agriculture to DHS; appropriates $128.241 million from constitutionally dedicated revenues to State Agriculture Development Committee for farmland preservation purposes.

Companion Bills

NJ A5150

Carry Over Transfers Division of Food and Nutrition from Department of Agriculture to DHS; appropriates $128.241 million from constitutionally dedicated revenues to State Agriculture Development Committee for farmland preservation purposes.

Similar Bills

NJ S1348

Establishes Farmland Assessment Review Commission to annually review and recommend changes to farmland assessment program, as necessary to ensure fair, equitable, and uniform Statewide application and enforcement of program requirements and allocation of program benefits.

NJ A4032

Authorizes counties to establish mentoring programs for, and resell preserved farmland at reduced price to, beginning farmers.

NJ A3835

Establishes Farmland Assessment Review Commission to annually review and recommend changes to farmland assessment program, as necessary to ensure fair, equitable, and uniform Statewide application and enforcement of program requirements and allocation of program benefits.

NJ A4060

Limits speculative development of warehouses until 500,000 acres of farmland are preserved under farmland preservation programs.

NJ A4459

Directs State Agriculture Development Committee to identify farmland ineligible for county farmland preservation programs, notify owners of State requirements, and invite applications for farmland preservation under State program.

NJ S317

Authorizes counties to establish mentoring programs for, and resell preserved farmland at reduced price to, and beginning farmers.

NJ S353

Permits agriculture-related events on preserved farmland.

NJ A2521

Directs Garden State Preservation Trust to perform audit of State's land preservation programs, authorizes local governments and nonprofit organizations to utilize certain constitutionally dedicated CBT revenues for administrative expenses; appropriates $150,000.