Establishes a biosecurity fencing cost-sharing program to protect Hawaii's agriculture from invasive species.
The bill establishes a biosecurity fencing cost-sharing program administered by the Department of Agriculture to protect Hawaii's agriculture from invasive species. The program will provide financial assistance to eligible applicants for the installation, construction, repair, or improvement of agricultural fencing. It also incentivizes the adoption of approved conservation plans. The program will reimburse eligible applicants for up to 50% of eligible expenses, with the option for higher reimbursement rates if an approved conservation plan is submitted.
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