The governor is visiting the state’s 95 counties before July 1, 2026.
Lee began his tour this week in Greene, Williamson and Tipton counties, where he held ceremonial signings of Senate Bill 207.
“This week marks the beginning of a special time for our country and state as we approach the 250th anniversary of American independence,” Lee said. “One of Tennessee’s greatest contributions to America’s success is the strength of our agricultural industry, and I’m proud to honor our rich heritage and commitment to ensuring family farms are preserved for future generations by signing the Farmland Preservation Act.”
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Dubbed the Farmland Preservation Act, the bill creates a grant fund for farmers who want to preserve their land. The grants will be given to farmers who
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