Kentucky SB45 defines agritourism and restricts local governments from imposing undue burdens on agritourism activities.
Kentucky SB45 amends state law to define "agritourism" as visiting farms, ranches, or agricultural operations for enjoyment, education, or participation in activities. It prohibits local governments from restricting agritourism activities that comply with public health and safety laws, unless the activities include dog fighting, animal fighting, livestock shows, rodeos, competitions, field trials, horseracing, or natural resource-based activities. The bill also defines "agritourism professional" and "inherent risks of agritourism activity.
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