New Rules Require Registration of More Than 10 Poultry
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Starting September 1, 2026, owners of personal subsidiary farms with more than ten chickens, ducks, geese, turkeys, quails, guinea fowl, or ostriches must register their birds with the state. Those with ten birds or fewer have been granted a reprieve until September 1, 2029. The registration process involves assigning a unique number to the group and placing a sign on the outer wall of the chicken coop. Newly hatched birds must be marked within seven calendar days, and any changes in the number of poultry must be reported within five working days. Owners face fines for non-compliance.
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