Abstract
Almost every state in the United States has enacted farmland preservation legislation. The State of Michigan adopted Public Act‐116 which contains a formula for determining the amount of tax credit that can be applied to the state income tax of farmers who contract to keep their land in farming for a minimum of ten years. The Act has been successful although some public officials question continuation of the program since it causes substantial loss of state revenue.
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