This legislation directs the Secretary of Agriculture to submit a comprehensive report to Congress within 180 days, identifying barriers to participation in Department of Agriculture (USDA) programs. The report will focus on challenges faced by certified organic farms and those interested in transitioning to organic production, covering programs like conservation, credit, and risk management. The study must include detailed participation data , assess specific obstacles related to program eligibility, payment rates, and crop insurance, and evaluate the need for organic-specific training for USDA staff. It requires the Secretary to describe planned administrative actions to remove identified barriers and propose any necessary statutory recommendations for legislative changes. To ensure continuous improvement, the bill mandates annual updates for three years, detailing progress, remaining challenges, and further recommendations for enhancing organic farm access to USDA programs.