MO SB795

Creates the "Agriculture Protection Fund" to receive licensing fees and other agriculture-related revenues, with money used solely for department of agriculture administration

Establishes the "Large Carnivore Act" (sections 578.600-578.624) regulating ownership, breeding, and transport of nonnative large cats and bears, requiring permits, liability insurance of $250,000, and microchip identification

Updates penalties for illegally releasing swine to wild state (class A misdemeanor for first offense; class D felony for second offense within 10 years) and regulates feral hog hunting and Russian/European wild boar handling

Increases pesticide registration fees from $15 to $150 annually and late renewal penalties from $5 to $50, with revenues directed to agriculture protection fund

Modifies blaster's license requirements, including training hours, examination standards, and additions of well screen cleaning exemptions for agricultural irrigation wells