§ 57505 Egg And Poultry Proceeds

• •Money from selling eggs, chicken, fish, or things made from them is called 'proceeds'.
• •Some money can be taken out before the seller gets paid, like taxes or fees.
• •If the seller owes money to a special group (like a chicken or egg cooperative), that money can be taken out too.
• •If a court says to take money out, that’s allowed too.

A farmer sells eggs to a store and gets $100.

The store can take out money for taxes or fees before giving the farmer the rest. If the farmer owes money to an egg cooperative, that can be taken out too. The farmer only gets what’s left after these deductions.