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The document outlines the application process for the Ohio Agricultural Security Area (ASA) Program, which allows landowners of at least 500 acres of contiguous farmland to enroll their land in an ASA for a ten-year period. The program aims to promote agricultural retention by protecting enrolled lands from nonagricultural development and providing benefits such as tax abatement. It includes detailed instructions for completing the application, necessary attachments, and compliance requirements.

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