MO SB324

Amends Missouri law governing private nuisance claims against agricultural operations (crop or animal production properties) by limiting compensatory damages to reduction in fair market value for permanent nuisances or diminution in fair rental value for temporary nuisances

Restricts standing to bring private nuisance claims against agricultural operations to persons with an ownership interest in the affected property, excluding those with only possessory interest or mere occupancy

Establishes that if a defendant demonstrates a good faith effort to abate a nuisance condition, the nuisance shall be deemed "not capable of abatement," with substantial compliance with court orders constituting good faith as a matter of law

Requires mandatory property visits by the court or jury when any party requests it in private nuisance cases exceeding $1 million in controversy

Requires final judgments in private nuisance actions to be filed with the county recorder of deeds, serving as notice to future property purchasers of the previous nuisance claim