With input from Farmers Union, North Dakota House votes to loosen corporate farming rules
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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Under House Bill 1371, feedlots or dairies could partner with a corporation and no longer fall under the definition of farming and ranching.
It would be a limited carve out of the state's corporate farming law
The North Dakota House passed gender-related bills Friday that would omit transgender identity from state data collection and criminalize health care providers who give gender-affirming care to minors. The bills still need to go through the Senate and governor to become law. The first measure would require “male” and “female” — as assigned at birth…
<div class="at-above-post addthis_tool" data-url="https://www.metro.us/north-dakota-moves-to-curb-trans-identity-in-data-minors/"></div>The North Dakota House passed gender-related bills Friday that would omit transgender identity from state data collection and criminalize health care providers who give gender-affirming care to minors. The bills still need to go through the Senate and governor to become law. The first measure would require “male” and “female” — as assigned at birth […]<!-- AddThis Advanced Settings above via filter on get_the...
The North Dakota House has passed gender-related bills that would omit transgender identity from state data collection and criminalize health care providers who give gender-affirming care to minors. One bill would require “male” and “female” — as assigned at birth — to be the only options in state data collection of vital statistics. The other bill would charge a health care provider with a class B felony for performing gender-affirming surgery on a minor, and with a class A misdemeanor for giving puberty-blocking medication to a minor. The bills still need to go through the Senate...