HAR §10-3-27. Livestock and crops

(a) Lessees may raise animals intended for consumption on their agricultural leasehold to supply immediate family needs. (b) Lessees may raise animals on a commercial basis on their agricultural leasehold only after the following conditions are met: (1) Submission of a plan for commercial production of animals which shall include, but not be limited to, projections for production, methods of production, sanitation control measures, and proximity to surrounding residences; (2) Approval by the commission; (3) Conformance to all state and county zoning and health laws and rules; and (4) The operation is restricted to confined feeding and not for open grazing. (c) Lessees with pastoral lots may raise crops for fodder to be used only for animals on the lot. A portion of the lot may be utilized to raise vegetables or fruit crops for consumption by the lessee's immediate family. [Eff 7/30/81; am 2/3/83; am and comp 10/26/98] (Auth: HHC Act §222) (Imp: HHC Act §§207, 208)