HI SB1410

Adds traditional and customary subsistence farming as a state policy objective under the Hawaii State Planning Act's culture advancement section.

Defines "traditional and customary subsistence farming" as farming conducted by a native Hawaiian cultural practitioner for direct personal or family consumption.

Permits persons engaged in traditional and customary subsistence farming to reside on their land upon approval by the department of agriculture and verification by a cultural practitioner council that the land use is traditional and customary.

Prohibits courts, officials, and public employees from declaring traditional and customary subsistence farming operations a nuisance if conducted consistent with generally accepted agricultural and management practices.

Takes effect July 1, 2060.