All farm income is a big part of how a young producer gets into it, and there are things that limit your ability to use your farm costs to offset your income that's earned off the farm. Allowing all the money that you use on your farm to be written off against your off-farm income would help.
As far as ways to transfer it without a huge tax bill are concerned, one is possibly allowing multiple-year buyouts without having to be creative when you have an older gentleman who maybe doesn't have a family member who wants to take over, but somebody outside wants to buy it—allowing him maybe 10 years and ways to secure the person selling it and still allow him to spread out his tax load, providing an incentive to do that rather than just do a straight cash sale.