I was wondering if baiting is allowed because states have no law written against it?

Here in MN they are trying to define the law better to not allow baiting. The feeding of wildlife is allowed but it was written that you had to be a distance from the placed food. So it was easy to get around this by hunting the trails to the feeding area. As long as you could not see the bait pile it was a way to work around the law.

Why is it so hard to word the law against baiting?
Can any of you word it so it was against the law?

" Food that is placed in an area by humans to supplement the diet of wildlife is baiting."

As I am a food plotter I would of course want this law to not label a food plot as baiting. I know I will hear the wrath of those who are baiters on food plots. Food placement is not the same as soil testing, adding lime, plowing, discing, quacking, placing seed, weeding, and praying for the right amount of rain/sun.