MS SB2754

Creates the Mississippi Farm Rights Protection Act, defining "farm commerce" to include agricultural production, husbandry, and related activities such as crops, livestock, dairy, poultry, silviculture, and farm-related events.

Includes farm-created items such as art, crafts, food, beverages, honey, and handmade goods as protected farm commerce, with a rebuttable presumption that on-farm food preparation and processing are farm commerce rather than industrial activities.

Prohibits counties and municipalities from requiring special exceptions or special use permits for farm commerce activities in agricultural districts or zoned areas.

Restricts local zoning ordinances from unreasonably restricting farm commerce unless restrictions directly relate to health, safety, and general welfare, placing the burden on local government to prove this direct relationship.

Amends Section 17-1-3 of Mississippi Code to exempt farm commerce from permit requirements, and limits noise ordinances for farm activities to no more restrictive than general noise ordinances; effective July 1, 2014.