Repeals The Missouri Economic Diversification and Afforestation Act of 1990

SB 1514 repeals Missouri's 1990 Economic Diversification and Afforestation Act, which established a state program to incentivize agroforestry practices. The repealed law created rules for landowners to earn payments for planting trees in configurations like alley cropping, forested buffers along waterways, and silvopasture (combining trees with livestock). It required annual inspections to ensure compliance and linked state payments to federal conservation programs. This repeal would eliminate Missouri's agroforestry incentive program and its associated administrative requirements.