Senate approves change to farm‑use property assessment for illegal marijuana grows
Senate Bill 347 A removes special agricultural assessment for farmland used in illegal marijuana cultivation, aiming to deter cartel activity and protect farm property tax integrity.
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The Oregon State Senate passed Senate Bill 347 A on third reading after proponents described the measure as a tool to deter illegal marijuana grows that lease farmland and abuse water rights.
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