Quincy Reporter

Rep. Frese was proud to join Adams County farmers for their Farm Bureau Legislative Update lunch this week in Quincy. Among other topics, Frese spoke about pending legislation in the House and Senate that would help keep family farms in the family by making positive changes to Illinois’ estate tax.

In a recent gathering with Adams County farmers, Representative Frese emphasized the importance of pending legislation that aims to support family farms in Illinois. The Farm Bureau Legislative Update lunch in Quincy provided a platform for discussions on various crucial issues, including tax reforms impacting agricultural communities.

Frese highlighted the significance of proposed bills that could potentially benefit family farms by addressing concerns related to estate taxes. By making positive changes to Illinois' estate tax laws, these legislative measures seek to ensure the preservation and continuity of family-owned farms for future generations.

The engagement between Rep. Frese and Adams County farmers underscored the ongoing efforts to address key challenges faced by the agricultural sector. Discussions revolving around tax policies and their implications on farming operations were at the forefront of the meeting, reflecting the shared commitment to supporting rural communities.

As legislators and farmers collaborate on addressing pressing issues such as estate taxes, the exchange of insights and perspectives remains essential in shaping policies that uphold the interests of family farms across Illinois. The Farm Bureau gathering served as a platform for stakeholders to voice their concerns and advocate for legislative changes that would positively impact the agricultural landscape.