UT HB0326

Authorizes the Department of Agriculture and Food to issue aerial hunting permits to landowners and licenses to pilots for taking coyotes from aircraft to prevent agricultural damage, with permittees and licensees assuming all liability for accidents, injuries, or damages

Clarifies requirements for shell egg producers: large producers (3,000+ layers) must register as food establishments and submit to periodic inspections, while small producers (under 3,000 layers) remain exempt from department regulation but must notify the department and follow labeling requirements

Grants the Agricultural and Wildlife Damage Prevention Board authority to set annual predator control fees on sheep, goats, cattle, and turkeys (breeding stock), with fee amounts determined annually by July 1

Expands feral swine penalties to a third degree felony for releasing, hunting, trapping, importing, transporting, or possessing live feral swine, and authorizes vehicle seizure and forfeiture for feral swine-related crimes

Changes accounting oversight for organizations receiving Agricultural and Wildlife Damage Prevention Account funds from mandatory annual audits by licensed accountants to annual reviews by commissioner-approved accountants