Establishes the Department of Agriculture in Alaska, transferring agricultural functions from the Department of Natural Resources.
The bill establishes the Department of Agriculture in Alaska, transferring agricultural functions from the Department of Natural Resources. The Department of Agriculture will administer state programs for agriculture, soil conservation, and the conservation and development of state agricultural land. The commissioner of agriculture will oversee promotional and experimental work, extension services, and agricultural projects. The department will also manage the agricultural revolving loan fund, regulate the labeling of seed, and establish fencing standards for elk farming facilities.
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