; or (B) implement remediation strategies (including disposal), technological adaptations, or other modifications to the operations of the agricultural land or commercial farm. (4) Assisting the producers on agricultural land that, or a commercial farm any agricultural land of which, is found to be contaminated by PFAS in developing an enterprise budget for— (A) alternative production systems; (B) remediation strategies; (C) technological adaptations; (D) transitioning to an alternative revenue stream; or (E) relocating a farming operation to new agricultural land. (5) Providing financial assistance to a person the commercial farm of which is found to be contaminated by PFAS, including income replacement. (6) Evaluating and expanding the capacity of PFAS testing and data management in the territory of the eligible government. (7) Conducting research that— (A) supports short-term farm management decisions with respect to agricultural land that has been contaminated by PFAS; and (B) assesses future options for viable uses of agricultural land and water used for agricultural production that has been contaminated by PFAS. (8) Conducting research that quantifies the impact of PFAS on commercial farms and agricultural communities in the territory of the eligible government. (9) Conducting research on— (A) soil and water remediation systems; (B) the viability of those systems for PFAS-contaminated commercial farms; (C) the composting or disposal of PFAS-contaminated crops or livestock; (D) implementing alternative production systems in response to PFAS contamination; (E) the PFAS uptake of various farm products; and (F) food safety relating to PFAS contamination. (10) Developing and implementing educational programs for owners of agricultural land, including determining best practices for— (A) informing residents about the potential of being near or on a site on which sludge or septage application was licensed or permitted by the eligible government or the Federal Government