Revises certain requirements concerning grants to fund soil and water conservation projects on preserved farms.

This bill removes a requirement that landowners contribute 50% of costs for soil and water conservation projects on preserved farmland. It clarifies that county agriculture boards only review grant applications when counties provide funding, otherwise applications go directly to soil conservation districts. Recipients must maintain projects for three years or repay funds (with exceptions for death, bankruptcy, or extreme weather). The changes apply to landowners in municipal farmland preservation programs or with permanent/20-year land use restrictions.