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What permits do I need to have for my small agricultural operation?

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The number and types of permits that you will require depends on what type of agricultural operation that you have and where you live. The best sources of up-to-date, accurate information should be your local Cooperative Extension office, your state department (or agency) of agriculture, and, in some cases, your department of health. To get the best information, be sure to include all the details of your business.

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