In this subtitle the following words have the meanings indicated. “Community best practice” means a farm’s or farmer’s demonstrated engagement with Maryland communities as it relates to: The production, sale, or distribution of Maryland farm products; or Providing service to an organization whose focus is advancing Maryland’s agricultural industry, environmental outcomes, conservation practices, or agricultural research and education. “Conservation practice” means an agricultural practice that: Prevents or treats problems with soil, water, air, plant, or animal sources of pollution; and Has a standard method of construction or application that is developed by the Natural Resources Conservation Service and listed in the Service’s Maryland Field Office Technical Guide. “Fixed natural buffer” means a strip of maintained, native vegetation alongside a body of water. “Fixed natural buffer” includes the following fixed natural filter practices: The planting of riparian forest buffers; The planting of riparian herbaceous cover; Tree plantings that are on agricultural land; and Wetland restoration. “Fixed natural buffer” does not include pasture management, as described under § 8–701(d)(5) of this article. “100–foot tidal buffer” means any land within 100 feet of: The mean high water line of tidal waters; The edge of each bank of a tributary tidal stream; or The landward boundary of a tidal wetland. “Program” means the Maryland Leaders in Environmentally Engaged Farming (LEEF) Program established under § 2–2402 of this subtitle.