This bill amends Section 22-1002 of the Idaho Code to include new definitions related to urban agriculture. A significant addition is the definition of "small-scale livestock," which refers to the ownership and care of animals in limited numbers for personal use, small-scale production, or educational purposes, particularly in urban or suburban settings. The bill outlines that regulations for small-scale livestock may cover various animals, including poultry, rabbits, bees, miniature pigs, and goats, along with stipulations for sanitation, noise control, and public health measures.

Additionally, the bill updates the definition of "urban farming" to encompass larger-scale operations that produce food crops or raise animals for personal use or sale, including for-profit businesses and nonprofit social enterprises aimed at addressing food insecurity and community issues. The term "victory gardening" is also defined as producing food at one's residence primarily for household consumption or donation. The bill declares an emergency, making it effective on July 1, 2025.