Hawaii SB245 aims to restrict ownership of agricultural lands by corporations and certain entities to promote local farming and food security.
Hawaii SB245 seeks to amend state law to restrict ownership of agricultural lands by corporations, imported goods, and supporting sustainable agricultural practices. The bill prohibits certain entities from owning, purchasing, or acquiring agricultural lands, except for family farms and entities that owned land before January 1, 2026. This measure aims to promote local farming, food security, and the sustainability of Hawaii's agricultural industry.
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