Md. Code, Agriculture § 14-302
This is the official text of Md. Code, Agriculture § 14-302, part of Maryland’s Code, Agriculture — regulates farming and agricultural commerce.
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§14–302.
Official statutory text
It is the intent of the General Assembly that:
(1) Hemp be established as an agricultural commodity;
(2) Hemp produced in accordance with this subtitle may be:
(i) Possessed in the State; and
(ii) Sold, distributed, transported, marketed, manufactured, or processed in the State or outside the State; and
(3) Hemp produced outside the State in a state that authorizes the production of hemp may be sold, distributed, transported, marketed, manufactured, or processed in the State.
(1) Hemp be established as an agricultural commodity;
(2) Hemp produced in accordance with this subtitle may be:
(i) Possessed in the State; and
(ii) Sold, distributed, transported, marketed, manufactured, or processed in the State or outside the State; and
(3) Hemp produced outside the State in a state that authorizes the production of hemp may be sold, distributed, transported, marketed, manufactured, or processed in the State.
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