Missouri HB2277 regulates foreign ownership of agricultural land, limiting total foreign ownership to one percent and requiring reporting and.
Missouri HB2277 amends the state's laws regarding foreign ownership of agricultural land. It limits the total aggregate alien and foreign ownership of agricultural land in Missouri to one percent. The bill defines "foreign person" and "foreign business" and outlines the reporting requirements for any acquisition or transfer of agricultural land by such entities. It mandates that any sale or transfer of agricultural land must be submitted to the Department of Agriculture and the Attorney General for review at least thirty days before finalization.
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