It's anything to aid in the transfer of the farm. Obviously, there are usually large capital transfers that need to take place, and there are always huge tax implications when that happens, especially in supply management sides as well. For those farms to continue, you need a certain amount of land base, so it's not necessarily an option to sell off a portion of the farm just to continue a smaller portion of the farm. You typically need more land to continue on. Anything to support the transition, to aid with less tax, would be definitely an advantage for young farmers, and a priority, for sure.
On November 24th, 2016. See this statement in context.