Through recent years, agritourism activities have expanded to provide additional income for farmers.
Nationwide, it has generated almost one billion dollars. However, engaging in agritourism activities on the farm presents a liability issue for landowners.
The Washburn School of Law’s Roger McEowen spoke with RFD-TV’s own Janet Adkison about what states have done to protect farmers involved in agritourism and what liability protection is given, what is in the works on a federal level for farmers and who it applies to, and how additional income from agritourism help farmers as the war in Ukraine continues.
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