Increase conservation funding by $300,000, with the increase only to be allocated based on the head count of cattle and/or large livestock

Summary

The bill increases the state land‑conservation fund by $300,000 and ties the new money to the number of cattle and other large livestock in a given area. It changes how the fund’s board awards grants, using livestock head counts as a factor in allocation. The change is intended to link conservation resources to the state’s livestock industry.

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