§ 8679 Crop Revenue Distribution Rules

• •Money made from selling crops on state-controlled land goes to the state.
• •Some of that money can be used to pay for the costs of growing and selling those crops.
• •Any leftover money goes into the state's general fund.

A state-owned farm sells a bunch of oranges.

The money from selling those oranges goes to the state. Some of it can be used to pay for the costs of growing and selling the oranges, and the rest goes into the state's general fund.