The Agricultural Act of 2014 (the 2014 Farm Bill) extends and revises the Biomass Crop Assistance Program (BCAP) and authorizes funding through 2018. BCAP provides financial assistance to producers who establish and harvest biomass crops. The 2014 Farm Bill adds some new payment amounts and eligibility restrictions, but the core goals of BCAP are unchanged. The definition of eligible materials removes bagasse as an eligible material and requires that all woody biomass be harvested directly from the land. Materials used for research are added as an eligible material. The 2014 Farm Bill reduces the payment for collection, harvest, storage, and transportation matching payments from $45 per dry ton under the 2008 Farm Bill to $20 per dry ton. The regulation revises the previous specification that FSA prioritized project areas to now specify that, as required by the 2014 Farm Bill, at least 10 percent of payments will be matching payments.