NJ S740

Removes the requirement to prove "knowing or reckless" conduct as an element of agricultural trespass, making the offense easier to prosecute

Expands trespass activities to include encroaching on agricultural land by any means—on foot, horseback, motorized or non-motorized vehicle, or equipment—without written permission from the landowner

Adds "equipment" to the list of protected tangible property that, if damaged, constitutes agricultural trespass alongside fences, buildings, feedstock, crops, trees, and domestic animals

Broadens the definition of "lands" subject to agricultural trespass to include appurtenant woodland (contiguous to at least 5 acres of agricultural use, including Christmas tree production) and land used for storing or maintaining agricultural equipment

Maintains existing civil penalties: minimum $100 for basic trespass, and at least $1,000 plus attorney fees and restoration costs for operating vehicles/equipment or causing property damage on agricultural lands