Missouri Agriculture Bills

Modifies provisions relating to state designations

Modifies certain provisions relating to land surveying

Modifies provisions relating to tax credits

Appropriates money for the expenses, grants, refunds, and distributions of the Department of Agriculture, the Department of Natural Resources, and the Department of Conservation

Helianthus annuus or any variety of Helianthus annuus is not considered an agricultural crop

Modifies the damages owed for throwing down or opening doors, bars, gates or fences and leaving them open or down

Creates provisions relating to nutrition prescriptions issued by licensed health care providers

Designates March sixth each year as "Kit Bond Day" in Missouri

Creates provisions relating to cannabis

Authorizes the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education to establish an agricultural education program for elementary schools

Gives preferential treatment in state purchasing contracts to Missouri-grown agricultural products

Modifies provisions relating to the direct shipping of alcoholic beverages

Creates new provisions relating to the sale of kratom products

Modifies provisions relating to licensing for mobile food units

Makes 7-hydroxymitragynine in certain amounts a Schedule I controlled substance

Establishes the "Missouri Kratom Consumer Protection Act"

Changes the laws regarding the foreign ownership of agricultural land

Exempts the retail sale of food from state sales and use tax and phases out local sales and use tax on the retail sale of food over four years

Creates provisions relating to the regulation of industrial hemp-derived consumable products

Places restrictions on political subdivisions and homeowners' associations with respect to prohibitions against ownership or pasturing of non-nuisance domesticated animals for consumption