New York Statutes

§ 327 — Legislative intent

New York·Law AGM Agriculture & Markets·Art. 25-AAAA Farmland Viability Program
§ 327. Legislative intent. The legislature hereby finds, determines\nand declares that the New York agriculture industry has a substantial\nimpact on the overall economic health and well-being of the state.\nFurthermore, state farms preserve approximately 7.7 million acres of\nopen space as working landscapes, thus contributing to the overall\nquality of the state's environment. Preserving farmland as a working\nagricultural landscape provides open space benefits for all residents of\nthe state, and maintains the land as a natural habitat for animals.\nProperly managed farmland has been demonstrated to be the best\nenvironmental usage of land for watershed protection, so it is in the\nbest interest of the state to maintain agricultural land. The\nlegislature hereby declares that in order

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