NJ S353

Allows agriculture-related events on preserved farmland in New Jersey with a permit from the county agriculture development board

Limits farms to a maximum of four permits per year, with each event lasting either one week or one weekend

Requires events to only temporarily disturb agricultural use and not interfere with farming operations after the event concludes

Defines agriculture-related events to include hay bale races, flower shows, pumpkin tossing/"punkin chunkin" festivals, tractor pulls, and similar activities highlighting farm products or practices

Holding a permitted event would not constitute a violation of agricultural deed restrictions for farmland preservation, with the law taking effect 180 days after enactment