Concerning foreign ownership of agricultural land in Washington.

This bill prohibits foreign adversaries (defined as entities designated by U.S. Commerce Department for national security threats) from acquiring or holding agricultural land in Washington after July 1, 2025. Any such acquisition is invalid, automatically transferring ownership to the state without compensation, and bars the foreign adversary from claiming restitution. It also requires the Washington Department of Agriculture to publish annual reports tracking foreign ownership of farmland, including trends and recommended policy changes. The law defines agricultural land broadly to include farms, ranches, and forests (excluding small plots under $1,000 annual revenue), applying to direct purchases and indirect ownership through entities.