Jackson County splits on farmland preservation plan
Jackson County supervisors vote 10 to 9 to seek a state grant to develop a county farmland preservation plan. Proponents argue it promotes soil stewardship and keeps tax credits for farmers. opponents warn of zoning, government overreach, and loss of land rights. The plan could affect 12 local farms and trigger tax credit changes.
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Farmland Preservation Credits in 1982 Payments
The article details 1982 farmland preservation tax credits in Wisconsin. It notes 26 percent of farmland was eligible, about 4.1 to 4.4 million acres, with 10.3 million acres classified as prime. IRS estimates $20 million in credits for 1982, and $16.6 million paid by June 1. It covers program origins, counties without plans, and arguments over state control. Mr. Johnson discusses eligibility, income limits, and voter referendums.
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