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Agricultural land

Land used for farming, ranching, timber production, or other agricultural purposes, as defined by existing federal law.

Foreign purchaser

An individual who is a citizen of another country (including U.S. citizens who are also citizens of another country), a company where foreign citizens hold at least 5% ownership, or a foreign government.

Home country

For a foreign purchaser, this is the country of their citizenship. If they have multiple citizenships, it's the foreign country with the most restrictive laws regarding agricultural land purchases. For companies, it's the country whose citizens hold at least 5% of the company and has the most restrictive laws.

Task Force

A group of government agencies, officially called the 'U.S. Land Protection Task Force,' established to monitor and report on foreign purchases of agricultural land and identify violations of the new restrictions.

Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS)

An interagency committee of the U.S. government that reviews certain foreign investments in the United States for national security concerns.