Chapter 41C — Guiding Principles
Minnesota Statutes Chapter 41C — Guiding Principles
41C.01
Short Title
This section gives the official name of the law: the 'Minnesota Agricultural Development Act.'
41C.02
Definitions
This section defines key terms used in the Agricultural Development Act, including agricultural business enterprise, …
41C.03
Guiding Principles
This section sets out the guiding principles for the Minnesota Rural Finance Authority when running programs under this …
41C.04
Combination Programs
Programs under this chapter can be combined with other state or federal programs to help beginning farmers buy land and …
41C.05
Agricultural Development Bond Beginning Farmer and Agricultural Business Enterprise Loan Program
This section creates the agricultural development bond program for beginning farmers and agricultural businesses. It …
41C.06
Loan Allocation
No more than 25 percent of the total bond allocation for beginning farmer and agricultural business loans can go to …
41C.07
Bonds
This section authorizes the Rural Finance Authority to issue bonds to fund its programs. The bonds are not obligations …
41C.08
Reserve Funds and Appropriations
This section allows the authority to create bond reserve funds to help secure its bonds. Reserve fund money can only be …
41C.09
Remedies of Bondholders
This section describes what bondholders can do if the authority defaults on its bonds. If the authority misses a payment …
41C.10
Bonds as Legal Investments
This section declares that the authority's bonds are legal investments for banks, insurance companies, trust companies, …
41C.11
Conflicts of Interest
This section requires authority members and employees to disclose any personal financial interest in contracts or …
41C.12
Application and Origination Fee
The authority can charge a reasonable application fee and origination fee for each loan under the beginning farmer and …
41C.13
Rules
The authority may adopt rules to efficiently administer the Agricultural Development Act.