Minnesota SF3915 modifies pesticide provisions to protect wild-rice water.
Minnesota SF3915 amends pesticide regulations to protect wild-rice water. It requires the commissioner to develop a pesticide management plan, coordinate with other state agencies, and use integrated pest management techniques. The bill also mandates education and training programs on pesticide concerns, including water quality protection and endangered species protection. It establishes a group of experts to investigate pollinator deaths and pesticide occurrences in groundwater and surface waters.
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