Minnesota SF4561 amends agriculture policy, including regulations on noxious weeds, food handler licensing, and agrivoltaic systems.
Minnesota SF4561 modifies agriculture policy by updating regulations on noxious weeds, food handler licensing, and agrivoltaic systems. It defines categories of noxious weeds, including prohibited-eradicate, prohibited-control, restricted, and specially regulated weeds, with specific restrictions on their propagation and transportation. The bill also outlines procedures for obtaining permits to transport or possess noxious weed propagating parts and establishes penalties for noncompliance.
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