Vegetable gardens and livestock.

Changed from a broad 'right to food' allowing individuals to grow, raise, produce, harvest, and consume food to a narrower focus on vegetable gardens and livestock.

Added specific definitions for 'vegetable garden' (produce, herbs, fungi, or grains for own consumption) and 'keeping of livestock' (maintained for enjoyment, not commercial purpose).

Restrictions on local government ordinances now apply specifically to residential property rather than all property used for growing food.

Removed provisions about the right to sell, trade, or allow reproduction of trademarked or patented seeds, and removed references to the Indiana state board of animal health enforcement powers.

Added specific standards that units may impose on vegetable gardens and livestock, including height, setback, water use, fertilizer use, and control of invasive species.

Changed enforcement language to allow units to adopt ordinances restricting livestock types, numbers, accessory buildings, and square footage requirements.