Will Btk/Foray damage my vehicle or outdoor surfaces?

No, Btk/Foray will not harm vehicle paint or outdoor structures and can be easily washed off. The spray may be more noticeable on dark-colored vehicles. If it’s left in the sun for several days, the residue may dry and become harder to remove. In that case, rehydrate the area by placing a towel soaked in soapy water over it for a few minutes before wiping clean. You may need to use a bit more effort if the spray has been sitting for a while.

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Yes, employees could attend out-of-state courses. The tuition expenses would be eligible. However, partnership with Minnesota State Colleges and Universities is prioritized in the application process.

A vulnerable groundwater area is land where nitrate can move easily through soil and into groundwater. The criteria used to determine vulnerability include coarse textured soils, karst geology, or shallow bedrock. The USDA NRCS soils maps were used to determine coarse textured soils and shallow bedrock. Coarse textured soils are within 91 cm of the soil surface and soils with shallow bedrock in the soil profile are within 102 cm of the soil surface.

A Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Pollution Sensitivity of Near-Surface Materials Report was used to identify the locations of karst.

Would processor employees be able to attend meat cutting/butchery classes out-of-state? Would the course tuition be eligible expenses?

Yes, employees could attend out-of-state courses. The tuition expenses would be eligible. However, partnership with Minnesota State Colleges and Universities is prioritized in the application process.

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If the processor is producing edible meat and poultry products, they would be eligible to receive funds from the applicant organization. This means the processor must be subject to Minnesota “Equal to” or USDA inspection, hold a custom exempt permit, or be considered retail exempt.

Are meat and poultry processors that make pet food as their end product eligible for funds from the applying organization?

If the processor is producing edible meat and poultry products, they would be eligible to receive funds from the applicant organization. This means the processor must be subject to Minnesota “Equal to” or USDA inspection, hold a custom exempt permit, or be considered retail exempt.

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