Pennsylvania HB1007 establishes the Deterrent Fencing Cost-Share Program to help landowners mitigate crop damage caused by wildlife.
Pennsylvania HB1007 amends Title 34 of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes to establish the Deterrent Fencing Cost-Share Program. This program aims to provide cost-sharing assistance to eligible landowners for constructing deterrent fencing to mitigate crop damage caused by wildlife. The cost of constructing the fencing is shared equally between the commission and the landowner. The Department of Agriculture administers the program, which includes reviewing applications, certifying crop damage, and disbursing funds.
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