Md. Code, Agriculture § 2-2201
This is the official text of Md. Code, Agriculture § 2-2201, part of Maryland’s Code, Agriculture — regulates farming and agricultural commerce.
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§2–2201.
Official statutory text
In this subtitle, “value–added agriculture”:
(1) Means the alteration or enhancement of a raw agricultural product, including livestock, or an agricultural service in a way that increases the product or service’s worth to a consumer and brings more revenue to a farmer, producer, or processor; and
(2) Includes all enterprises, including those providing equine activities, in which an agricultural business or the agricultural business’s products or services are altered, marketed, produced, or processed in a way that adds income to a farmer, producer, or processor.
(1) Means the alteration or enhancement of a raw agricultural product, including livestock, or an agricultural service in a way that increases the product or service’s worth to a consumer and brings more revenue to a farmer, producer, or processor; and
(2) Includes all enterprises, including those providing equine activities, in which an agricultural business or the agricultural business’s products or services are altered, marketed, produced, or processed in a way that adds income to a farmer, producer, or processor.
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