What legislation superseded the Norris-Doxey Cooperative Farm Forestry Act?

The Cooperative Farm Management Act is the legislation that superseded the Norris-Doxey Cooperative Farm Forestry Act. This act built upon and expanded the framework established by the Norris-Doxey Act, focusing on enhancing cooperative efforts in farm management. It recognized the need for updated policies and strategies in agriculture and forestry that included provisions for managed forest lands and improved collaboration among farmers.

This advancement reflects the evolving understanding of sustainable forestry practices and the role of cooperative management in promoting agricultural efficiency and resource conservation. By providing a more comprehensive approach, the Cooperative Farm Management Act addressed the challenges that farmers and land managers faced, ensuring better stewardship of forest resources.