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North Dakotans argue merits of corporations in animal agriculture

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Bill would make it easier for corporate entities to operate dairies and feedlots for cattle, hogs and poultry. The new definition would mean these animal ag operations don't have to comply with the state's corporate farming law. Critics say the bill opens up the state to foreign-owned corporations who don't care about family farms or small towns.

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North Dakotans argue merits of corporations in animal agriculture

Under House Bill 1371, feedlots or dairies could partner with a corporation and no longer fall under the definition of farming and ranching.

1 year ago·Fargo, United States

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North Dakota debate paints corporations as good or bad for animal agriculture

Under House Bill 1371, feedlots or dairies could partner with a corporation and no longer fall under the definition of farming and ranching.

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