Missouri governor puts limits on foreign ownership of farmland near military facilities

Individuals and businesses from enemy nations are banned from purchasing farmland within a 10-mile radius of critical military facilities in Missouri under a new rule issued Tuesday by Gov. Mike Parson.

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