Agritourism is defined as “an activity, enterprise or business which combines primary elements and characteristics of Tennessee agriculture and tourism and provides an experience for visitors which stimulates economic activity and impacts both farm and community income.”  Agritourism operations impact the local economy of entire rural communities.  Attractions that may meet this definition include agriculture-related museums, agriculture-related festivals and fairs, corn maze enterprises, farmers markets, on-farm tours, on-farm retail markets, on-farm vacations, on-farm festivals and fairs, on-farm petting zoos, on-farm fee-fishing, on-farm horseback riding, on-farm bed and breakfasts, pick-your-own farms, and wineries.