Acquisition, exchange and sale of trust lands.

SF 107 establishes rules for Wyoming's Board of Land Commissioners to buy, sell, or exchange state trust lands. It limits net land increases to 10,000 acres above the 1999 total, requires balancing land distribution between counties as of 1999, and allows temporary exceptions with a 24-month correction period. The bill specifically enables farm loans for purchasing small "isolated parcels" (80 acres or less) that are surrounded by non-state land with no access. This directly affects landowners seeking to buy these parcels and the state's management of trust lands held for beneficiaries like schools and public institutions.