Farmers would get better advice on soil health from trained government staff and experts.
This bill would create a new training program for government agricultural staff and private experts. These trainings would help them give farmers the latest advice on improving soil health. This means farmers could get better support to make their land more productive and resilient.
Today, there is no specific, required training program for federal agricultural staff and private advisors on the latest soil health methods. If this bill becomes law, the Department of Agriculture would create a new training program, including online and in-person courses, to update these advisors. This would ensure farmers receive more current and comprehensive advice on managing their soil.
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