North Dakota § 4.1-01.1-02 Agricultural products utilization commission - Authority

North Dakota Statutes

§ 4.1-01.1-02 — Agricultural products utilization commission - Authority

North Dakota § 4.1-01.1-02

Title 4.1Agriculture

Ch. 4.1-01.1Agricultural Products Utilization Commission

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N.D. Cent. Code § 4.1-01.1-02 (2026).

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1.The North Dakota agricultural products utilization commission may apply for, accept, and expend any appropriation, grant, gift, or service made available from public or private sources.

2.The commission may administer grant programs including:

a.A basic and applied research grant program;

b.A utilization and marketing grant program;

c.A cooperative marketing grant program;

d.A nature-based tourism grant program;

e.A technical assistance grant program for value-added businesses;

f.A farm diversification grant program;

g.An agricultural prototype development grant program;

h.An agricultural technologies grant program; and

i.A North American marketing grant program.

3.As a condition of any grant administered by the commission, the commission may require the recipient repay some

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1. The North Dakota agricultural products utilization commission may apply for, accept,
and expend any appropriation, grant, gift, or service made available from public or
private sources.
2. The commission may administer grant programs including:
a. A basic and applied research grant program;
b. A utilization and marketing grant program;
c. A cooperative marketing grant program;
d. A nature-based tourism grant program;
e. A technical assistance grant program for value-added businesses;
f. A farm diversification grant program;
g. An agricultural prototype development grant program;
h. An agricultural technologies grant program; and
i. A North American marketing grant program.
3. As a condition of any grant administered by the commission, the commission may
require the recipient repay some or all of the grant if the recipient does not fulfill the
conditions of the grant. Repayment may be monetary or any other type or method
determined by the commission.