Establishes NJEDA urban farming grant and loan program.

This bill creates a New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) program providing grants and loans to support urban farming in eligible city neighborhoods. It directly affects urban farmers who grow fresh produce (using traditional or nontraditional methods like hydroponics) in designated urban areas and require partnerships with public school districts to supply cafeteria food. Key provisions include requiring applicants to demonstrate school district contracts, farming experience, and commitment to using funds solely for urban farming operations. The program excludes marijuana cultivation and mandates annual financial reporting to ensure proper use of funds and continued school partnerships.