; (2) eligible Black individuals with a family history of land dispossession; (3) eligible Black individuals with experience in agriculture, including experience obtained through participation in the Farm Conservation Corps established under section 209; and (4) eligible Black individuals who are veterans. (f) Funding There is authorized to be appropriated, and there is appropriated, out of amounts in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, $8,000,000,000 for each of fiscal years 2024 through 2033 to carry out this section. 204. Identification of land (a) In general The Secretary shall refer an eligible Black individual seeking a land grant under section 203 to a qualified entity that receives a grant under section 208 to assist the eligible Black individual in identifying available agricultural land in the United States that is suitable for purchase by the Secretary and conveyance to the eligible Black individual under section 203. (b) Subdivisions In carrying out subsection (a), a qualified entity may assist eligible Black individuals in identifying land described in that subsection that is suitable to be subdivided and conveyed separately to multiple eligible Black individuals under section 203. 205. Restrictions on conveyed land (a) In general Before conveying a land grant under section 203(a)(2), the Secretary shall attach to the land an easement requiring that the land be— (1) restricted in perpetuity for agricultural use, but with an allowance for constructing or improving and maintaining 1 primary residence and housing for farmworkers on the land; and (2) subject in perpetuity to the conservation requirements that— (A) an animal feeding operation may not be operated on the land, with the exception that an animal feeding operation with fewer than 299 animal units may be operated during times of the year that outdoor access is not possible due to weather conditions