West Union, Illinois | I haven't found an answer on farm plates for you, but because you mentioned crossing state lines the page linked below has information you need to read. Here's part of it:(I added the bold print) Interstate commercial motor carriers or intrastate, for-hire motor carrier, must have and display a USDOT number.The U.S. DOT has determined that a farmer performs interstate movement if the product he or she is transporting will continue in interstate commerce. For example, a farmer’s movement of grain from farm to elevator, where it is known (or assumed to be known) that the grain will continue in interstate commerce, constitutes the first leg of an interstate movement. How or when the farmer is paid for his or her product, or when he or she has any connection with the shipment after he or she drops it off at an elevator, is irrelevant in the court’s eyes for purposes of defining movement of commodities in interstate commerce.
https://iowadot.gov/farmersafety/frequently-asked-questions
You REALLY need to read that page as well as this one:
https://iowadot.gov/farmersafety/Covered-farm-vehicle-exceptions
Edited by Mike SE IL 9/17/2024 00:48
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