Does Alabama law protect farm owners who host agritourism visitors?

Yes, with real limits. Alabama’s Agritourism Liability Law (Code of Alabama Sec. 6-5-347) shields an agritourism professional from liability for a visitor’s injury resulting from the inherent risks of farm activities, and imposes no duty to inspect for those risks — but only if required warning signage is posted, and the protection does not apply to negligence, willful or wanton disregard for safety, or a dangerous condition the operator knew about and didn’t disclose. Those exceptions are why u-pick farms, corn mazes, and farm-stay operations still carry farm liability coverage.