This bill establishes an Avian Influenza Prevention Program in Minnesota. Under the program, the commissioner of agriculture may award grants to poultry producers to implement measures that prevent the transmission of avian influenza from wild birds to domestic poultry.

Key provisions include:
- A cap on annual grant amounts may be set by the commissioner.
- Grants are available only to poultry producers operating in Minnesota.
- Funds must be used to reimburse costs related to avian influenza prevention.
- Grant recipients must contribute a 20% cost-share, which may be reduced by up to $2,000 to cover time and labor costs.
- Eligible prevention measures include:
1. Lasers or lighting systems
2. Visual deterrents (e.g., air socks, plastic predators, animal decoys)
3. Sound systems or air cannons

Grant recipients must also:
1. Make a good faith effort to prevent the spread of avian influenza.
2. Document expenses related to grant funds.
3. Report annually on the effectiveness of prevention methods.
4. Allow the commissioner to conduct follow-up evaluations and monitoring.

The bill also appropriates funding for the program.