To amend the Food Security Act of 1985 to repeal certain provisions relating to the acceptance and use of contributions for public-private partnerships, and for other purposes.

This bill changes how the USDA can take private or non-federal money to support farm and land conservation programs. It lets the USDA set up a separate account for each conservation program to receive money from non-federal sources. It also deletes several existing rules about how these public–private partnerships work, simplifying the setup and use of contributed funds.

Key points:

• Who is affected: USDA conservation programs and groups that might donate or partner (like states, nonprofits, or businesses).
• What changes: The USDA can create a separate account for each program to accept non-federal contributions, and multiple older rules are removed.
• Day-to-day impact: Could make it easier and faster for programs to receive and use outside funding for conservation work on farms and ranches.