What system was designed to determine the quality of agricultural lands and to assess the land's agricultural viability?

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The Agricultural Land Evaluation and Site Assessment System (ALESA) is a system designed to determine the quality of agricultural lands and to assess the land's agricultural viability. The Farmland Protection Policy Act (A) provides federal funding to help states and local governments protect farmland. Residential Urban Limit Lines (C) are used to control urban sprawl and protect agricultural and rural areas. Agricultural zoning (D) refers to the designation of land use zones for agricultural purposes. While agricultural zoning may help protect farmland, it does not specifically address the quality of the land or its agricultural viability.

What System Was Designed to Determine the Quality of Agricultural