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The document outlines the Non-Ruminant Livestock Organic System Plan required for certification under the National Organic Program Standards. It details the necessary components for producers to develop and maintain an organic system plan, including production operation profiles, livestock flow charts, origin of livestock, slaughter practices, organic feed rations, health care protocols, materials inventory, living conditions for animals, egg handling procedures, and recordkeeping requirements. Producers must ensure compliance with organic standards and provide detailed information about their operations to maintain certification.

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Who is the director of agriculture in Montana?

Jillien Streit, Director at Montana Department of Agriculture, is excited to get to work for farmers and ranchers in Montana. Agriculture drives our economy and is the backbone of our rural communities.

What is the main type of agriculture in Montana?

Montanas primary crop is wheat. In addition to the list below, other crops grown in Montana include apples, canola, potatoes, dry beans, field peas, flax, grapes, garlic, lentils, safflowers, mustard, squash, alfalfa, and many more.

What is Montana a major producer of?

Cattle and wheat remain Montanas largest commodities, and together account for three-fourths of the states agricultural cash receipts.

What are the top 3 agricultural products in Montana?

The leading crops are wheat, hay, barley, and sugar beets.

What are the 3 major agricultural crops?

More than half of the worlds food energy comes from three major crops wheat, rice and maize (corn).

What are the three main types of agriculture in Montana?

The leading crops are wheat, hay, barley, and sugar beets. The majority of agriculture takes place in the eastern half of the state, although livestock production is important in the mountain basins of the western half of the state.

What is the #1 agriculture state in the US?

What US states produce the most food? (Ranking 1-50) What US states produce the most food? (Ranking 1-50) California ranks first in the U.S. for agricultural cash receipts followed by Iowa, Texas, Nebraska and Illinois.

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