URBAN AGRICULTURE – Amends existing law to provide a definition for “small-scale livestock”.

This bill defines "small-scale livestock" in Idaho law as owning, caring for, and raising limited numbers of animals (like chickens, rabbits, bees, or goats) for personal use, small production, or education - not for commercial farming. It directly affects urban and suburban residents who keep animals on small properties, clarifying that such activities fall under urban agriculture regulations rather than commercial farming rules. The definition includes specific regulations for sanitation, noise control, and public safety, ensuring consistency in how local governments enforce related ordinances. The bill takes effect July 1, 2025, and does not create new programs or funding.