Talking conservation easements with Margaret Byfield of American Stewards.

Complex global issues dealing with central bank digital currency, conservation easements, school choice, UN Agenda 2030 policies, Biden 30x30 agenda policies, and a host of others are quickly and methodically finding their way through the Tennessee General Assembly.

One such bill is HB 1890 (William Lamberth) / SB 2099 (Jack Johnson) which is a move by Governor Bill Lee's office to create an "agricultural easement" program under the TN Dept of Agriculture. The stated purpose is to help Tennessee small farmers preserve their farmland. However, national examples of these easement programs reveal that with tax subsidies comes the loss of private property rights when a farmer cedes the control of his land to the government.

This is a complicated issue. Conservation is not necessarily a bad thing. We agree that steps should be taken to preserve our agricultural lands and secure our food supply into the future. But accomplishing that goal by ceding control of those lands to the state does not seem to be in the best interest of the people.

Please take the time to listen to this interview and get a glimpse into how these globalist policies are making their way into Tennessee. We oppose this legislation and would ask that you contact your state legislators to communicate the same.

Want to know more about conservation easements and the threat of Natural Asset Companies (NACs)? Make sure to visit www.americanstewards.us