Minnesota HF4350 modifies agriculture policy provisions, including changes to noxious weed regulations, food handler licensing, and delegation of.
Minnesota HF4350 amends various sections of the Minnesota Statutes to modify agriculture policy provisions. Key changes include: updating definitions related to noxious weeds, composting, and plant biostimulants; modifying the categories of noxious weeds and their management requirements; adjusting fees for food handler licenses based on gross sales or service; and delegating licensing and inspection duties of the commissioner to local community health boards for certain food handlers.
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