North Dakota HB1009 appropriates funds to the agriculture commissioner for various programs and mandates transfers between funds.
North Dakota HB1009 allocates funds to the agriculture commissioner for various programs, including wildlife services, pipeline restoration, and the crop harmonization board. It mandates transfers between funds, such as from the environment and rangeland protection fund to the minor use pesticide fund. Additionally, it specifies that the agriculture commissioner can spend up to 60% of the North Dakota trade office funding without matching funds, with any additional spending requiring matching funds from the trade office or other sources.
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