Read the following passage carefully:
Under the National Agro-Forestry Ecosystem Certification Scheme, landowners who integrate native tree species across at least thirty percent of their active agricultural land are eligible for annual ecological stewardship grants. However, the scheme explicitly specifies that grants are disbursed only if the land has not undergone synthetic pesticide application for a minimum of two consecutive years prior to application. Landowners utilizing automated drip-irrigation systems receive expedited compliance verification, but such systems do not exempt the land from the pesticide-free duration requirement. Furthermore, any property that registered a change in ownership within twelve months preceding the application date must undergo a mandatory soil-biodiversity audit before grant approval, regardless of prior pesticide history or tree coverage.
Statement: A landowner who integrated native tree species on forty percent of their land three years ago and installed automated drip irrigation last month is guaranteed to receive an annual ecological stewardship grant upon application without undergoing a soil-biodiversity audit, provided they purchased the land eighteen months ago.
Answer: Answer