Establishes farm security resiliency grant awards for farm employers who have suffered eligible losses as a result of eligible weather conditions or events; establishes the farm security resiliency grant board to make recommendations to the commissioner of agriculture and markets regarding applications for farm security resiliency grant awards.

The bill establishes grant awards to help farmers who have experienced losses due to certain weather conditions or events. It also creates a board that will advise the state's agriculture commissioner on which farmers should receive these grants. This aims to support farm employers in recovering from adverse weather impacts.

Supporters of the bill would highlight its importance in providing financial assistance to farmers who are struggling due to unpredictable weather patterns. They would argue that this initiative demonstrates a commitment to the agricultural sector's resilience and sustainability, ensuring that farmers can continue to operate and contribute to the economy.

Critics might argue that the bill could lead to misuse of funds or that it does not address the root causes of agricultural vulnerability to climate change. They may also express concerns about the effectiveness of the grant board and whether it can fairly assess the needs of all farmers in the state.