Agritourism describes the act of visiting a working farm or any agricultural, horticultural or agribusiness operation to enjoy, be educated or be involved in activities.

Examples of agritourism are...

• farm tours for families and school children,
• day camps,
• hands-on chores,
• self-harvesting of produce,
• hay or sleigh rides and
• overnight stays in a bed and breakfast.

Some people become involved in agritourism as a way of supplementing their income. Others desire an opportunity to educate the public and introduce people to farming.  January 2012 ... Agritourism

Checklists

• Agritourism Associations and Networks (PDF)
  • Agritourism Associations and Networks (HTML)
• Agritourism Best Management (PDF)
  • Best Management Practices in Agritourism (HTML)
• Agritourism Marketing (PDF)
  • Agritourism Marketing (HTML)
• Agritourism Online Resources (PDF)
  • Online Agritourism Resources (HTML)
• Agritourism Risk Management and Liability (PDF)
  • Risk Management and Liability in Agritourism (HTML)
• Agritourism Successes and Challenges (PDF)
  • Successes and Challenges in Agritourism (HTML)
• Agritourism Zoning and Health (PDF)
  • Zoning and Health Considerations in Agritourism (HTML)

Topics

• Agritourism Businesses
• Insurance and Liability Issues for Agritourism Operators
• Organizations Supporting Agritourism
• Technical Reports on Agritourism
• Tool Kits and Agritourism/Nature Tourism Planning Guides

Examples

• Clay Target Shooting Facilities
• Equine Agritourism
• Fee and Lease Pond Fishing
• Game Birds
• Hunting Leases
• Nature-Based Tourism
• Rural Weddings
• Wine Tours