Minnesota SF2610 modifies beginning farmer program provisions, grain buyer requirements, and allows the commissioner to coordinate with other.
Minnesota SF2610 amends the beginning farmer program to specify eligibility criteria, including farming experience and financial management program participation. It also modifies grain buyer provisions, requiring financial statements to be prepared by independent accountants and certified under penalty of perjury. The bill allows the commissioner of agriculture to coordinate with other state agencies and local governments to protect public health against fertilizers and fertilizer by-products.
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