Today, Reps. Landsman and McClellan introduced the Family Farm Transition Act – legislation that creates a federal pilot program connecting retiring or transitioning farmers with beginning farmers looking for land.
Introduce legislation to create a federal pilot program that connects retiring or transitioning farmers with beginning farmers and helps transfer farms to the next generation.
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"Today, Congressman Greg Landsman (D-OH-01) released the following statement after voting against the Farm Bill in the U.S. House of Representatives: The farmers in my district deserve a representative who will fight like hell for all farm policy, and I’m using every tool I have to do exactly that. I’m working with a […]"
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On April 22, 2026, Landsman’s official House office announced that he and Rep. Jennifer McClellan introduced the Family Farm Transition Act. The release says the bill creates a federal pilot program connecting retiring or transitioning farmers with beginning farmers and facilitates transfer of farms and farm businesses to the next generation. That is a direct match to the promise to introduce this legislation, so the promise was delivered. Using the federal office context, this counts as same_term timing.