Establishes the Freedom to Farm Act, protecting farming and ranching operations from nuisance claims and government restrictions.
The bill establishes the Freedom to Farm Act, which protects farming and ranching operations from being deemed nuisances and shields them from government restrictions. It prohibits state and local agencies from requiring licenses for farming or ranching, restricts the use of credit scores for food access, and ensures the right to sell food products without civil liability for injuries if a warning label is provided. The act also limits the governor's emergency powers to prevent restrictions on farming and ranching operations and the availability of food products.
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