TN SB2486

Authorizes adults 21 and older who register with the Tennessee Department of Agriculture to cultivate up to 15 marijuana plants (maximum 5 mature) at their private residence for personal use, effective January 1, 2027

Requires cultivation to occur in a locked area not visible to the public, with storage limited to 16 ounces of dried marijuana trim in a locked container; prohibits production of concentrates and oils

Establishes a registration system costing $100, valid for 3 years, with one registration covering all adults in the household; violations result in permanent revocation and criminal penalties

Prohibits cultivation, use, or exchange of marijuana in the presence of minors and requires restricting minors' access to cultivation and storage areas

Creates a farmers' market support program funded by 90% of surplus registration fees beginning in 2027, with grants divided among the state's three grand divisions