Minnesota SF4461 would remove the prohibition on new white-tailed deer farms.
Minnesota SF4461 amends the state's agriculture laws by removing the prohibition on new white-tailed deer farms. The bill allows for the registration of new farms, subject to certain conditions. It permits the sale or transfer of existing registrations to immediate family members, with a one-time transfer fee of $500. The Board of Animal Health must verify the registration's good standing before approving the sale or transfer. The bill also outlines procedures for revoking registrations and the consequences for non-compliance.
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